Dangerous Desires Novel

Chapter 71

71 Plans For Breakfast 

Luke. 

Morning came, and I was reluctant to get off the bed. Spending the night in the mansion seemed like a good idea, but waking up in it did not seem so anymore. I hated breakfast, and this one would definitely be eventful. I could imagine the list of things we would have to discuss. Caleb‘s daughter was one. Caleb moving out of the mansion was another. Caleb‘s marrying the reluctant and not–interested Kimberly was there. Me housing them was an offence that might be discussed. Paul‘s health and prospects and my future plan for him were prospective topics my father would want to discuss either on his own or prompted by Stacy. Tia‘s take on everything and her plans for our baby will be addressed. Above all, Elisabeth‘s exit will be brought up. There was no way breakfast was going to be peaceful. I wished the mansion’s exit wasn‘t at the right wing. If not, I would have opted to slip away with Tia and call to apologise later. One thing I was sure my father would be prepared, and Norman would be waiting at the exit to invite us to breakfast before we leave.

Tia and I were both naked, and I moved close to her and held her. She grumbled in her sleep, and it made me smile. I kissed her neck and wrapped my arms around her. We were finally at peace. I was glad Paul was in great hands, and Elisabeth was out of my life permanently. I wished her the best, but I prayed our paths never crossed. It was seven in the morning, and we won‘t be having breakfast until nine. My father deliberately kept it that late so that none of us would have an excuse. I am sure he was geared up for this morning, and I knew he would anticipate our move to dodge it.

I gently moved away from Tia, so she won‘t wake up. I picked up my phone and called Caleb. He answered almost immediately, which made me believe he was awake.

“Couldn‘t sleep?” I asked him. 

“Yeah. The couch sucks,” he complained, and I realised Kimberly hadn‘t softened up. For his good, I hope she does. He really hurt her beyond repair. “You should have slept in another room,” I told him. 

“No. I can‘t. It is best this way. I want to be in the same space she is. Do you think things would have gotten good between you and Tia if you slept in separate rooms? Hanging around her increases my chances. She might forgive me sooner this way. Otherwise, the months will roll by quickly, and she will leave. Every second counts for me.” He said, and I figured he was serious about winning her heart again. “Well, I wish you all the best,” I said, and he thanked me. “I didn‘t know how fucked up the idea of spending the night here was until now, Luke,” Caleb said, and I laughed a bit. 

“Me too,” I said and pinched the bridge of my nose. “I am prepared for my mother,” Caleb said, which reminded me why I called in the first place. 

“Please do not bring up Regan Adhit at the table. I want to get to the bottom of the matter, 

plans for Breakfast

being honest about certain things. We should discuss it extensively when we get home,” Caleb agreed, and I sighed. “Has Tia finished going through the business proposal I sent you?” He asked, and I looked at my wife in bed; she was still asleep. “I doubt she

was lying about her deal with Timothy,” I

your hopes up. She definitely has a hand in it. That is the only way she could afford to pay Regan Adhit Millions of Kins every year for twenty–three years. Do the math, Luke. There was no way she was cashing that money from the accounts. They were definitely padding the contracts together, and mother was making father look away. I do not trust her.”

a chance to come clean?” I asked, and he was silent for a bit before speaking. He was thinking about his response. She was

she is guilty?” He asked. I hadn‘t really thought about it. I did not know what I would do. I

I

mother was

and powerful, and she chose to leave the man for it. We should ask for the child‘s grave if we want to

and I have a better idea,” I said, and he was silent, which indicated he was attentive. “We will go and get your grandparents from Dome without her knowledge. We can then ask them questions about what your mother told us. If truly there is a dead child, there should be

do you say that?” Caleb asked.

the man to feel betrayed to the point of

Plans For Breakfast

and causing problems between her and our father by forcing her to act suspiciously.” I stated. “You are on to something Luke,” he agreed. “If there was a child between them, it would have a grave and a tombstone,” I said. “I like your idea Luke, and we will stick to it. I will bring up stuff to stop her and father from stirring up shit during breakfast. I really do not feel like discussing my personal life with them, and I know the feeling is mutual,” Caleb suggested, and I agreed. “Breakfast will be eventful as always,” I said, and he laughed. “It seems like we would be the ones turning

in the background, and Caleb hung up so he could attend to his daughter. It was terrific that Caleb, whom I was six years his senior, beat me to fatherhood. Emma’s voice made me remember Paul. I only heard him cry once. When he came out of his mother. I hoped the hole closes on its own like the doctor had predicted so they wouldn‘t have to carry out open–heart surgery on him. I planned on visiting Neev to check on my son in three months. Finger‘s crossed, Paul won‘t have other complications that would be life–threatening or make living challenging for him. I doubted I would be able to

teeth and stared at my reflection in the mirror. My beards were overgrown and busy. I was definitely visiting the salon soon. My beards were not long, but I needed to cut and carve them. The whole stress about Kimberly and then Paul kept me so occupied that I forgot to keep my appointment with my barber. After brushing my teeth, I linked one

around her body when she figured the staff had entered the room. They left when they delivered the snacks, and Tia went to brush her teeth. She was serious about her morning‘s breath, and I had to respect

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