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AURORA

“If this is a joke, you better put an end to it now!” I yelled at Spencer, bringing a lot of bystanders' attention unto us.

“They need to talk to you,” he said, sounding like an annoying brat.

“I will talk to them when I'm ready and you need to do the brotherly thing and dismiss this idea from their minds,” I said to him and got into my car.

I started the car's ignition and he was still sitting on top of it. “Get off my car, Spencer!” I yelled. He jerked up and I drove out of the premises of the prison.

“Ahhh!” I hit my hands hard on the steering wheels. What gives those imposter a right to meddle in my life.

I haven't gone to see them since I got back from the CEO retreat. In fact I have missed three of our weekly Sunday dinners since then. I didn't know what to do when I went there. There will be an urge to ask a lot of questions and now is not the time.

“What are you doing?” I asked as I noticed a car behind me flashing its light in a reoccurring manner.

Suddenly it maneuver