at her face in her large mirror. Her blue ball gown cove

nd her back was bare and exposed. She had straightened he

aped eyes look more elegant. Her alluring blue eyes glittered u

h a colorless lip gloss that helpe

icked up the portrait of her parents that was on t

today. I made you proud again. I am one of the best graduating students in m

tion party. I know I should be happy, but…” She stopped talking

her mouth. “I should go now. Uncle Freddie and the other

d into the mirror again. She picked up her handkerchief

le and lifted her dress with her hands. She wal

began to clap for her. She felt so shy, so

er before she got off the st

e her his hand too. He held her as she climbed down the

h. I mean, anytime I see her, she irritates me.” Marie, Av

thing? My father told us to be here to celebrate wit

lp you ruin her fun,” Marie uttere

me proud! She is one of the best graduating students in her set. The news is

nd won’t stop singing your praises.” Matt stret

r. Matt,” She responded shy

d him and picked up a fork from the tray. He lifted his

my daughter, to say something to all of us!” He announced, an

d in her ear, and she bounced her head slowly. She let o

h some other guest, their eyes that p

would your uncle throw her a party, but he

rubbish she has to say,” Hudson broke in,

e you, b**ch, I’ll ruin this stupid party of

y because I wasn’t expecting uncle to bring me

ecially my Uncle. He has been the best person in my life. H

he placed his hand on his

her. “Continue feasting, please! The night is still ea

rust me, it tastes very nice,” Freddi

r juice,

ot twelve. Try new things, okay?” He sa

he vibrant voice of a man that

” Freddie respond

other. “I thought you wouldn’t make it.”

done here.” He looked around the livin

it, Charles. Amelia, my daughter. Amelia. Charles, my very good friend

. Charles. Welcome.” She lowered her head,

approach,” He complimented, and Fred

d Charles nodded. They both walked away from Amel

Freddie left. She heaved a sigh and looked around

were busy having a chat with some frien

at the same time, and she fel

omething evil.’ She thought and

bered she was yet to have lunch. She looked at her rig

he hungrily took a bite and began to munch. In a few minutes, she was don

r hand to stop him. “I’ll have one,” She s

ne, and raised her index finger

asty, she gulped all of it at once. She placed the g

.” She nodded and smiled a

t once again. She dropped the glass on the ta

Ava and Hudson appro

. Not

the corridor that led to the rooms on the ground floor. She loo

she could look at where she was

stepped on the hem of her dress and tripped. She quickly grabbed

to the ground and hit her head on the Italian floor. Before the young

t hers very firmly, and