Double Date In Thirties

The car comes to a halt with a sudden screech, marking the end of Paul and Richard Ashford's journey back home. As the doors swing open, the guards swiftly step forward to assist them, their presence a constant reminder of the family's privileged status. The evening sky paints a picturesque scene, the sun casting a warm, orangish-yellow glow that blends with hues of purple, creating a captivating backdrop.

Paul's eyes are immediately drawn to a sleek Bentley parked in the garage, causing a frown to crease his forehead. He turns to his father, Richard, and voices his confusion and frustration. "I thought you told me that Kalix is going to work late," he says, seeking an explanation for the unexpected presence of the car.

Richard's gaze shifts from his son to the garage, where the Bentley stands as a silent testament to Kalix's early departure. The unspoken tension between father and son lingers in the air, a palpable undercurrent of disappointment and annoyance. Without uttering a word