All Chapters of Married To My Ex's Father : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

MAURICE'S POVAfter I had given my wife the pills and ensured she was asleep before leaving her, I set about to get her employment details ready.I had barely settled onto my seat before the phone in my study rang aloud. I suspected it had to be my brother because I had not spoken to him since after Nana's funeral when he and his wife returned to Fairbanks.My suspicions were confirmed once I took the call.“Hey brother.” Sam breathed into the phone.“Hey you. It's been a while.”“Sure has. You're doing absolutely fine so why bother about me?” Sam taunted.I laughed. “I did think of calling you later.” I said in my defense. “I just wanted to get a few things done to afford me more time to talk to you.” It was true I did think to call him after I had sorted Glenda's matter.“It's relieving to see you're handling things just fine. We were worried for you for no reason.”“What do you mean?” I asked.“You're happy. Glenda couldn't have come into your life at a better time… How is she by

MAURICE'S POV I came back into the office late at noon. I had an early meeting to attend so I wasn't present to welcome Glenda and Brian. Although I had made proper arrangements for them regardless of my absence. I had barely settled into my seat when my secretary walked in. “Elizabeth, how…” I stopped myself when I raised my head to see Lucy. Elizabeth was Lucy's fill-in while Lucy was on her annual leave. I had totally forgotten that Elizabeth had served her time and that Lucy was resuming today. I mentally slapped myself in the face and dragged a tired hand over it. I had gotten used to and was enjoying Elizabeth's proficiency. Gone were the days when I thought only Lucy was good enough to handle my business. “Are you trying to turn this office into a circus? What's with bringing Brian and ‘that Glenda’ to join the company?” I'm really going to miss Elizabeth. There was no nagging while she worked here. “You are back.” I said with disinterest as I fixed a few mispla

MAURICE'S POV Glenda was distraught after hearing the news of her father. All she wanted to do was go to see him and I obliged. I took her along with her aunt and cousin to the hospital where Fredrick was admitted. Glenda immediately rushed to his bedside once we entered the ward. She was crying profusely, begging him to wake up and say something to her. Even if it was a scolding. It was a pitiful sight to watch. I couldn't fathom how she could still love a father who married her off to a business associate in his bid to get rid of her. I expected she would hate him but there wasn't an iota of hatred or pretense in her reaction to her father being sick. Fredrick himself did love his daughter even though he never showed it to her. He did call me on specific occasions to check on Glenda. The conversations were usually clipped and intended to come off as him being disinterested, but I understood the emotions behind it all. I just wished he told her himself. Then Glenda wouldn't have

BRIAN'S POVBeads of sweat formed on my temples. My palms became sweaty. I was visibly trembling. Glenda's aunt came here? Why would she come here? What is she up to now? My nervousness was palpable and Glenda didn't fail to notice.She eyed the length of me, disgust adorned her expression. “Are you alright?”I cleared my throat, trying to hide my anxiety. “Ahem. Yes. I'm fine…Your Aunt. I mean, your father… Where are you going?”“I just told you my father is ill. He's in a coma and I'm going to visit him at the hospital.” She hissed in irritation. “Please, leave my way.” She was out of sight before I could get out any more words. I stared at the empty stairway devoid of anyone but me.I stood there fixated for minutes. My mind was a whirlwind. I finally decided to go downstairs where my fear was seated.“Just the person I wanted to see.” Aunt Helena sneered at me once I reached the foot of the stairs. There was no way to avoid her. I had no option than to face her.“Why are you here

BRIAN'S POVI closed my eyes and sighed in relief as Glenda walked out of the house. It was obvious that she suspected something but I was able to brush her off. At least that's what I thought.When I opened my eyes, I was faced with another problem. It turned out Glenda was only a soft nut to crack. The hard nut was standing before me, glaring at me.“What? Why are you staring at me like that?” I asked, trying to mirror her glare. Scare her so that she backed down. My method was as good as useless because she didn't soften one bit.“She’s gone.” She said in reference to Glenda and crossed her arms over her chest.“I know.” I replied in defiance.“Start talking! Don't make me regret listening to your plea to hide. I heard you and that lady discussing and I could just as well have asked Glenda about what I heard.” Lucy threatened.I gazed at her trying to figure out just how much of our discussion she heard. Lucy had showed up just as Aunt Helena strode out of the house to wait for Gl