The Love From Vengeance

5 STUCK IN NEGATIVITY

LUKE’S POV

I sat on the floor with a dolesome countenance and tons of cigarettes on the floor, and the room was partly covered with smoke. My phone had been ringing; different people were calling me, but I decided to ignore each and every one of them.

My phone was far from me, so I couldn’t actually tell the people who were calling, but one thing was for sure: my grandfather was included in that list of callers. I didn’t know how I was going to reply to him. What was I going to tell him concerning this Ariel situation?

It had been an hour, and I was just sitting here like a helpless man, like someone who was completely broken and could never be fixed back.

I heard a knock on my door, but I didn’t say anything. I was not in the mood to talk to anyone. But I sighed in annoyance the moment the knocks got louder. “Who’s there?” I groaned.

The person replied, “It’s Bridget, sir.‘

“What is it now?” I queried in tiredness.

“You have a visitor,” she let me know.

“Tell that person to go back; I don’t want to speak with anyone right now.”

“Uhmm, sir, I told him that you weren’t in the mood to talk to anyone, but he said he must speak with you.”

“What does he want to talk about?” I leisurely got up from the ground, tuckered, and then I went to open the door.

I looked at Bridget, scanning her from up to down, and she did the same.

“What?” I asked her immediately.

“It’s nothing,” she said, shaking her head and starting to walk away.

“I never said you could leave!” I vocalized, and she paused immediately, I bowed to her, looked her in the eyes, and walked away. I could tell she was frightened at that very moment.

given another chance to turn

face in pain, I steadily rose to my feet, only to see this huge, dark dude. He was muscular and also baldheaded.

from behind the dude with his hands

“I can explain…”

“The fact that you’re stupid? He gave me a mordant smile. “Should

not understand, grandpa.”

a foolish woman who gave birth to a nincompoop who gave

who’s more foolish between you and your father. You both are nitwits. It was a great thing that man died; he didn’t deserve to be

at my grandfather in rage. “How can you say such

him not to marry that lady, but he went ahead and did that anyway, being ungrateful for all the wealth I

my

up, but I didn’t want to lose them. I had so much respect for grandfather, but the fact that he kept on insulting my late father had me developing hatred

given a beautiful wife, a lady who has so much respect. But you went ahead and threw

I challenged my grandfather and looked him in the eyes. “It seems like you’ve forgotten

to say now, huh? That

not a

“Have you even seen how she

my mind, and he burst into laughter. I set my eyes on the muscular guy, who was making a serious face, not looking at

see what’s going on here,” he said, pointing his finger at me, and I couldn’t help but give him a confused

true.” I denied his words, my tone mixing with anger.

whore like a fool.

I bawled in anger. “That is a big, fat lie! I love Harriet, and

gave me a surprised look.Did you just raise your voice at me?” He turned to the big dude standing close to him. “Did you just see

ner

it’s just that…”

keep your apology to yourself!” He interrupted me. “I think I would

I looked at him with