n's

ked towards the party. I was rooted to my

rm. I was the fucking Aaron Walker, and no one raise their voice in front of me. But this gir

her walk away freely after insulting me like that? It was not me. Aar

front of everyone, prove to her how much wrong she was about me, and then set the whole fucking party on fire. Gosh, I needed to move away from that place before I coul

I slammed the door shu

ing right into mine. People trembled under my intense and ruthless gaze but there wasn't even a speck of fear in her eyes. I was annoyed, angry, frustrated, and agit

ping inside the house, immediately a maid appeared beside me and ask

flung the door shut behind me and walked over to my desk. I was still so restless about the events

hopes to get lost in the pile of work. I rolled up the sleeves to my elbow and took off

d to the door and slightly opened it. Anna was visible through the slit with an apolog

fore she could reply, I heard my mo

wheelchair. I crouched down in front of her, my anger wearing thin just at the si

one and winked, "Just a minute ago you

you also know that you are alway

t I also know that you are a big man n

constantly working on one project aft

t's why I tell you to get married now.

ng to happen." She laughed at that and that was more than enough to calm down

had always been our thing, our hideout. Mom had arranged a table and chairs cover

r chatting whereas my father kept his nose poked in the newspaper or his phone. Over the years, dad's presence became more

nutes later, Anna along with another maid stepped out of the house. She rolled the tea trolley towards

tea into cups but mom in

ttle and said, "

e placed her hand ove

the kettle in front of her. She picked it up and smiled sadly,

do you think like that

"It hurts that I can't even co

, "Don't know why would you think that bearing me for 9 months, giving me birth, and th

done so much for me. Sacrificed a lot for my sake." A wave of pain flashed through me as I t

h to say something but before she could, we heard dad roaring my name. Both of us jerked our heads towa

id, "You really need to

n and shouted back, "No, dad. I don

oded, "

is rage. As calmly as I could, I replied to

shouted, "DAD." He instantly stopped in his tracks and realized his mistake. He fixated his gaze on my mother and narrowed his eyes. I took a step and blocked his line

r and my mother inqu

m. Don't worry, he just likes

her attention and without thinking, I uttered, "He

ut laughing

s a total waste of

brim, "Well, that does explain your

this lady who knew me inside out. I took a sip of tea, "Ah, that. Actuall

d her bro

form a proper res

saying, "Because s

wrong. Was that? Where everyone was accustomed to bowing down

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