“Can you believe this, Siena?” I complained while I drove off, but I couldn’t hear her usual babbles and quickly realized she wasn’t here with me.That was great. I didn’t even have Siena to talk to. When I told Christian about wanting to be more involved, this was not what I meant. I couldn’t even
Dario flashed me his perfect smile and ruffled his hand through my hair. “You know why I betrayed my dad, Serena?”“Yes, because you knew what he was doing was wrong.”“Not only that.” Dario spoke. “It’s because I treasure our friendship more than any power, and I didn’t want to lose you.”His words
ChristianNot long after Serena left, the Alfonzo’s also said their goodbyes. Christian felt terrible for sending Serena to check up on Dario, but he was determined to have a peek at his uncle and did not want her to get involved.“I’ll take care of the baby, so you can spend some more time with you
“You don’t know what someone’s going through. That question can...” Christian spoke before realizing where he was heading. That was the same question he had asked Serena. “That question can hurt people. You don’t know what they’re going through.” Christian sighed as he thought about Serena’s pregnan
“Well, what do you have to do?” Lucio asked. “You know I have no idea how those automatic things work—“Christian leaned forward and held his finger against the little remote. “Front, back, left, right—that’s it!” He quickly explained while Lucio was still confused. “Oh, okay,” Lucio smiled. “It’s t
DarioI enjoyed seeing you today!Dario♥️-I almost fell from my carseat and stared at the heart emoji with big eyes. He wasn’t flirting with me. No, he wasn’t.The heart was just meant to be something friendly and was nothing special. He said it himself. He didn’t want to create any issues with C
I felt sorry for him, and all I wanted to do was stop the car, so I could give him a tight hug and tell him everything was going to be alright, but we had bigger stuff to worry about. “Your grandpa knowing about him might be a good thing, Christian.”“Why?”“Because now we can ask him about the mone
“Nice?” Christian spoke, offended. “You’re also not the brightest, don’t pretend like you’re always good to me.” He laughed out loud. It started as a joke, but I could feel a hint of truth in his tone, so I decided to drop it and turned my head to the screen to focus on the movie. I was probably ove