The Love From Vengeance

LUKE’S POV

I couldn’t help but wonder why that lady would make her way to the airport. Was she planning to leave the country or what? What the hell was she thinking? My grandfather would definitely not want this,

My phone started ringing, and I took a look at it. Oh sh*t, it was my grandfather. I looked at Harriet, and she didn’t utter a single word; she was waiting to see what I would do.

I answered the phone call, and my grandfather barked, “You good for nothing, fool! You’re planning to divorce Ariel? Are you kidding me?”

His voice was just too loud for everyone sitting around us to hear him. I got up right away and began to walk away, with the phone still pressed to my ear, but Harriet held my hands tight. I turned around and looked at her; she didn’t want me to leave her presence, but I pulled my hands away from hers and went to a quiet spot to continue the call.

“Idiot! Are you still there?” My grandfather wanted to know if our call was still ongoing.

“Yes, grandpa,” I answered quietly,

“Can you please explain to me what the hell is going on?!”

“It’s nothing to worry about, grandpa. Ariel is just throwing a tantrum; ignore her; she’ll calm down in a few days.” I tried to calm my grandfather down.

“Then why is she at the airport? Did you drive her away so that you could marry that woman? I told you, as long as I’m alive, there is no way, no goddamn way, that I’m going to let Harriet get married into the Reynold family! Never!”

“Is she really planning to’go to the airport?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.

“Fool! She’s already at the airport!” My grandfather snapped. “Now you better make things

right, or else you’ll regret it!” He ended the phone call.

I let out a deep sigh after that. Having knowledge of Ariel being at the airport really left me uneasy, honestly. And I didn’t like this feeling one bit. But if she was at the airport, then I shouldn’t still be here anymore.

about to walk to my car, Went suddenly appeared

are you going?” She asked, crossing

I was about to tread away, but she still

going to leave us?”

choice, Harriet!” I screamed, and after gazing at her, my tone softened. “I have no choice.”

her as she made her

going on around

was no doubt that I was uneasy about this whole Ariel situation. What in the world was wrong with me? I never loved her; I despised her so much. So why was I feeling troubled

inside the house and saw one of the maids walking with some sheets folded in her

my wife?” I asked

gave me a perplexed face. “I thought you

you just

that I saw some divorce papers in your room that clearly showed you guys signatures.” She shrugged nonchalantly. “Oh well, I got to go now.” The maid ambulated towards the door while I

clothes were still there. In fact, all her clothes were still there. It was just how I left it earlier today.

to her, and she was only trying to cease all of that. But why now? Why didn’t she do this earlier on? Why didn’t she just continue to live her

ring, and as I looked at who was calling, I refused to answer. It was my grandfather. The moment I saw his name pop up on my phone, his words echoed through my

more like a threat, and trust me, that man could do something crazy, not caring whether he was related to you or not. That was his dark side, and no one wished to put him on that side. Like I said before, that man could do something crazy.

saw a document right on it–our divorce papers. I slowly woke up in that

eyes caught my signature, harking my mind back to the time when I had signed it as she requested. I didn’t even think for a second about what the outcome would be. Now look at my grandfather, who

going to happen. There was no way she would ever prevail over me. No matter what

card on the floor–the card that I had given her after I finished

to it and squatted. Slowly picking up the card, I couldn’t help but stare at it. And I was quite surprised that Ariel

mind she had. But I was not

for any sort of insult or thunderous and antiseptle screams. He was calling because of that good–for- nothing Ariel, and I hadn’t even gone to look for her at