This is the extra chapter for yesterday so there will be two more chapters coming up within 4 hours.
The days flew by quickly and it was a day before the graduation party. A troubling storm was headed in the way of Garnet’s residence. Florence had a secret she could not hold anymore but her mother wanted her to keep it. “Florence, I can’t lose you too. Please don’t tell this to Casper.” “What do you mean you can’t lose me too, Mom? Who did you lose before?” Florence wiped a tear and asked curiously, brushing strands of hair from her face. Sorrow lingered on her mother’s face for a while before she said, “It’s nothing but you don’t need to tell Casper anything.” Florence could not agree with her mother. She was the one meeting different tutors from the academy five times every week, thereby knowing them better than anyone else. “If I don’t do it, the whole family will be affected. Don’t forget about what happened to the Wreaths. Grandpa said we should always be honest.” “So, you think he would clap for you for telling him that you slept with a man whose name you don’t know after
The day of Casper’s birthday party slash graduation party for his grandchildren was filled with expectation. The event held the usual classiness of the Blades. Guests, as well as the media were beginning to arrive. Since Caddaric did not intend to hand over the management of Blade Towers to the Callahans immediately, he deemed it fit to announce their presence to the world at the party, with the spelt-out conditions attached. The tables and sitting arrangements were done according to families. The Blades sat together on a long table including the seniors. The Garnets and their women sat on a long table as well. Casper had forbidden single ladies from elsewhere from coming, unless they were coming with their boyfriends or fiancé’s or were escorts. It was the only way for the new generation to find their brides from the Garnet family maidens. Because of Florence, he moved his immediate family to another table with the excuse of the people being too many on it. He allowed Florence to s
“Are you sure about what you are saying?” Casper asked seriously, filled with complicated emotions. If this was true, then was it fate for one of the Callahans to have already met his arranged bride under a different circumstance? Jenna was busy with her best friends, Peggy and Kate, not giving attention to her husband and Florence. “Grandpa, he is the man I saw when I woke up,” Florence insisted, whilst staring at Cal two. She was not privy to the news and did not know his evil side but that was the man she saw on the bed. “He is my grandson so just relax and pretend that you don’t know him. Can you do that?” Casper asked seriously. He wanted to see Cal’s reaction if he sees Florence but if he’s indeed the one who slept with her, then he’d also have a problem with Casper since Florence was either drunk, or drugged by then. Any man who took advantage of a vulnerable woman was a coward and Casper would make sure that either of the Callahans got punished for it.
“Cleo, what is he talking about?” Cal broke from the shock and asked, while Casper warned the media to stay away. He indeed assigned Jim Correy to the team knowing that the Callahans would take care of him, never expecting it to be another bloody love story. Jim’s presence was a threat to every woman at the party and Casper was not liking it. “This is not how I wanted to announce it but it already happened so yes, Jim and I plan on getting married,” Cleo tried to sound believable, now that the cat was out of the bag. She also knew it was time to up her game but how could her family allow it? “Impossible. I will not allow it,” Caddaric said coldly. His only daughter to be married to a man whose days were numbered? Never. “Cal,” Cleo pleadingly stared at her brother. He was the only one who would be able to override the decisions of Casper and Caddaric but even Cal was not up for this. Cleo never kept to her side of the bargain, never telling Cal how things went so how could she hit h
“We shall not proceed and you shall not have your wristwatch back until your friend is here,” Casper said seriously after all parties took seats on a sofa around a small center table in one of the sophisticated hotel rooms. Cal one was unmoved, knowing that his work depended on that wristwatch. He had searched and searched, not until he heard Cal two’s discussion earlier with Florence over the special earpiece about the wristwatch, thereby requesting a switch, which was delayed because of Cleo and Jim. He had not told Cal two about that night because of the guilt which lay largely in his heart, the fact that he lost control, which was very unusual of him. “If I don’t have it, I can’t back up Cleo.” “How did you lose it? I mean, what did you do to her?” Casper asked directly. Cal one remained stoic but guilt laid heavily on his heart. He also found relief because he could make things right. It was strange how he felt comfortable around Florence. Something that never happened when he
“I don’t mind being punished but she did not look like she was under external influence. We both enjoyed it,” Cal one said. Florence’s face burned from embarrassment and Cal one felt strangely guilty by her countenance. He did not want to speak openly about what happened between them but since Casper refused to allow him to speak privately with her, he did not have a choice. “I don’t remember anything,” Florence said defensively. Cal one tried very hard to understand her behavior now, compared to a few days ago. She was so wild and made the most advances. However, the attraction between them was mutual. She seemed to be running away from something and bumped into him. She looked into his eyes and complimented his strong abs. Cal one could not push her away because she did not disgust him like other women and he felt comfortable with her. She grabbed his dick through his pants and it turned hard and painful. Worst of all, she asked him, ‘Does it work?’ What a silly question to ask a
Casper caught it and so did Caddaric. The Callahans smiled. It lasted for just two seconds but they smiled. “Did you see it?” Caddaric asked Casper. “I did,” Casper affirmed. Now that they were certain that the twins had their humanity, they felt more at peace. “Florence, the woman who stole his wallet looks like you or is it you?” Casper showed the video to Florence and she was shocked. “No. I can never wear what she’s wearing,” she denied it. The description of the outfits as given by both of the Callahans were indeed true. Casper made a call. When he hung up, he said, “One of you better disappear.” Cal one stood up and went to the washroom and in less than five minutes, Madelyn, Florence’s mother, hastened to the hotel room. “You summoned me, Mr. Casper Blade. Did my daughter do anything wrong? I will take her punishment,” the woman pleaded with tear-filled eyes. “It has not come to that. Please sit,” Casper said politely before asking, “Ho
“I took your wristwatch so I could find you if I found out that I was pregnant,” she said truthfully, Cal’s hands tightened around hers. “Are you? Are you pregnant?” He asked with excitement that could not show on his face, erased by her response, “Gladly, no.” He hated the relief in her voice when she said no but recalled something and said again, “But it’s just a few days. Take the test again. In two weeks perhaps. We might even be married by then.” When Florence discerned the desperation in his tone, she was amazed. She thought he’d hate her and be rude to her but he seemed different. It only meant that the person she spoke with earlier on was the other twin. She no longer felt relieved when she explained, “I know because I saw my period when I woke up that morning. It was the reason why I had to rush home since I had nothing on me.” Cal’s lips pursed and he comforted her, “It’s alright. We can always try again. I just l