pte

up tried hard to conceal; she then used her fingers to touch the eye bags on her own face. Her eyes explored the portrait again and found the little lines of wrinkles that had crept t

from under her chin. Consequently, she ran her fingers on her chin to find where the p

terrupting call and grudgingly stretched her hands to pick her phone from the table. It was her mother, Ca

e divorce agreement? Did i

han I expected,” Vera replied

that leech did,” Catherine said. Ve

rt of the audience Vera and Ivan were entertaining with a fake marriage. Vera’s mother had always

ever held ten thousand dollars in his hands, not to talk of three million dollars - so she had thought. Throughout the years of that marriage, Vera and her mother argued over the matter several

The old woman so wished that her daughter would supposedly open her eyes and see that he wanted do like what a

ollen cheeks and a black eye at her left eye, the story sold out successfully to her mother and the public. It was two weeks after these th

ay is tomorrow. Get dressed in your best dress and—“ Catherine

ra shoute

ha

u’re doing,” Ve

hed her. Steve Anderson happened to be the man she had wanted her to marry, the one she had rejected to marry

would be in if she married him. Catherine wouldn’t want to call she and her daughter

she had barely recovered from the divorce from Ivan. Catherine blatantly told her daughter that she wasn’t tryin

trying to get her to be with Steve and that it was at the request of the family. The family felt

happiness for the good of the c

all these,” Catherine replied. She told her daughter that it was preferable to be in wealth and no

of her mother’s words

egan, “are you com

party eventually passed without her attending, her mother would begin to dish to her annoyin

that Steve must have hated her too. Her hatred was

y company would mean that she would have to g

the party and getting into some agreement with Steve

r mother let out a little chuckle of satisfactio

as welcomed by the boisterous and loud music, dazzling lights and a raving crowd that were mostly men. The

ont and back to the rhythm of the music. He did

n his big hand and drank the liquor in one gulp, he then made a grunt of sati

towards a man who kept making loud excited noises as she slowly rubbed her hands about his body. She th

ith one push of the tip of her index finger. As soon as she sat on him, the crowd we

empty VIP which had been reserved for him, squeezed some dollars in the hands of the bouncer that stood by the place like

l shapes and sizes walked up to him. The bouncer stopped them with his large hand,

which he had brought in a tray on the ta

ular tattooed lady in bright red lingerie, boots and a

made loud noises until she sat in chair and spread her legs

r the other ladies that had come on that stage. It showed she w

ey made wolf whistles as they watched her walk away from the stage, seeing he

from the stage but the lady didn’t move an inch. He said to her that he had watched her performance and she was amazing. He

ad body delivered to your family,” he said and laughed alone to his own joke. He told her

he crowd began to make indistinct noises

t this point and the noises from the other patrons subsided as he turned around to look at everyone.

the cup of cold beer in his hand. He walked towards he

a deadly superhuman punch that threw him three feet across the flo

hen they saw the man didn’t rise to his feet. They all knew he had died as they saw blood flow from underneath

ifferent corners of the bar to fight her but none of them could la

what happened. The next thing he did was raise his cup in

e a drink wit

stared in fear at Ivan for making such a daring move. They

a shocking surprise when they sa

back, my lord,”

van replied with a smil