Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair
Chapter 270
Chapter 270
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Taryn shushed the air once more, her voice a conspiratorial whisper. "Don't go blabbing, okay? We don't want Elaine's little spies to overhear. It's our little secret!" Good ol' Taryn, always the heart of gold, watching over her comatose granny.
Sammy made a quick mental note.
So, Granny in her vegetative state needs Mom's experimental new drug?
Her fingers twitched, and Sammy gently prodded the old lady's index finger.
He rose to his feet and quietly made his way out, his little legs carrying him back to the main yard. No, he had to do something he needed to tell Mom.
He was going to step out of this mansion!
"Danny?"
Elaine was back, checking to see if the little rascal was home. Her eyes settled, and she reprimanded, "I heard from Lyra that you've been causing a fuss all morning, skipping preschool and mouthing off to Lyra and the bodyguard. You're getting too bold, young man. I might just have to discuss this with your daddy tonight."
Sammy rolled his eyes inwardly, fearless.
A sweet smile plastered on his face, "Sure, Mommy, go ahead. Let's see who Daddy believes-Lyra, who jumped to scold me, or your false accusations." Elaine's mood, previously uplifted, chilled at his words.
Lyra quickly poured poison into Elaine's ear, "Miss, see? I told you something's off with him. He never talks back like this, acting all sly."
Elaine found the kid's behavior odd but chalked it up to a sudden streak of rebellion.
Seeing that the duo had run out of steam and with his deadbeat dad not around, Sammy didn't bother keeping up the act.
He stomped upstairs, tugged at his little blazer, then, struck by inspiration, turned back down, "Mommy, I want to go shopping!"
"What?" Elaine objected outright. "No way. You tried to run away last night, and you think your daddy will let you out to gallivant? Stay put." "Why not ask him?"
any of her nonsense. He
Ludwik picked up swiftly.
I have upstairs are suits, and they've become so uncomfortable lately." Ludwik was puzzled, "But didn't you always say
change, Daddy. Can't I like sportswear now? Or are you too stingy to
He liked this
with you?" Ludwik considered. Going out wasn't out of the question, but
shooting a glare at the wicked woman, then sweetened his voice, "Mommy just got back and she looks tired. If Daddy worries, just send a few extra bodyguards with me. I'll be really good." Ludwik's mood lightened, "Alright, just come straight
frowned in the
her
livid, warning Elaine, "Miss, this little tyke's suddenly charming the Boss! He's getting closer to him. If he starts to turn the Boss against you with your own words, that
do? If he wants to play games with me, I've got plenty
brat, Elaine would
stairs for a
mind: "Elaine, it's been years, and I'm still thinking of you." Elaine
years had passed with such blandness,
with 'Sammy' in tow, Tiana's jaw
clutching her teddy bear, gaped at
you're so
imperfect, her eyes glued to 'Daniel' as
ever so proud, handed her a tissue, his cheeks tinting with a touch
demeanor, his looks-it was Ludwik all over
her mind racing, unable to keep
be? But please, don't breathe a word. I made sure Valerie wasn't here before coming
fewer people know, the better,"
her mind
took her a long time to recover, and she hadn't seen
the child Whitney bore was picked up by Ludwik. They had been trying to save the boy, and Ludwik had
into the sea with had also survived and was now right
silently moved. Had Whitney not known she was carrying
speculation, after the fact, that it was
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