The Love From Vengeance

208: NEW THINGS

LUKE’S POV

So here I was, finally opening the doors to my new mansion. Yes, I had moved to a new one worth millions of dollars. And standing right here, next to the building, the excited chatter and flashes of

cameras were all here.

I could feel the weight of the keys in my hand, a symbol of all my hard work and success. And I gazed up at the sky, knowing my grandfather would be way happier with this.

“Are you ready, Luke?” Jack asked with a proud smile on his face. He was standing right behind me, along with Randy and Ethan.

I took a deep breath and nodded. “Let’s do this.”

With Jack by my side, I walked towards the grand double doors, Behind me, I could hear the excited voices of Randy and Ethan, and they seemed to be really excited about this. Anyone could tell as the little children’s eyes widened with wonder as they took in the grandeur of the mansion. It was like never before. Yeah, I knew that.

I pushed the doors open, and the sound of applause and cheers filled the air. I stepped inside, my eyes scanning every inch of the vast, luxurious space. Randy’s dropped in awe at the sight of the high ceilings, marble floors, and elegant furnishings. I didn’t know why he was so stunned. It was not like this was his first time stepping foot into a mansion. Well, this house was quite better than the previous one.

“Wow, Luke, this place is amazing!” Randy came out, looking everywhere.

“It’s like a castle!” Ethan added, his eyes wide with amazement.

I couldn’t help but smile at their glee. I really never imagined that I would have two young boys living with me, but they have become a big part of my life. And now they get to enjoy this wealth with me.

I was followed by a swarm of

moment of

this new and wonderful mansion feels?” One reporter asked, shoving a microphone in my face.

I replied, trying my best to keep my composure amidst the chaos. These guys were like bees, but what could I do? That’s what you

moment, feeling a pang of sadness wash over me as I noticed a blank spot on the wall. I remembered the promise I had made to myself when I decided to get a new mansion–to hang a big frame of my Ariel–all because I missed her so much. It was a way to keep her memory and the little romantic moments we shared alive. They were still

took out the framed photo of her from my pocket and gently

sense of emptiness. I wish she was there

Randy set his eyes on the

time together. It’s so sad that our relationship was short and meaningless. It’s so sad that

his voice filled with

see, guys, Ariel will always be a part of my life,” I replied, my gaze still fixed on the photo. “Well, she wasn’t actually part of

my side–my assistant, Jack, who had been with me through thick and thin-

to face the crowd, a sense of gratitude filling my heart. “Thank you all for being a part of that special day. I couldn’t

in cheers and applause, and I couldn’t help but feel overwhelmed with emotions, smiling at everyone. “Cheers, my

with laughter, music, and chatter as the night went on. The party was a huge success, and I couldn’t be happier. I mingled with my guests, making sure everyone was having a good time. But as the

waiter who handed me a drink. “Here you go, Mr. Reynod. This will

are you exactly?”

just a worker, sir. I came to the party and was told that I needed someone to serve me

over.

nodded.

have no idea, Mr. Reynold. But it looked like someone close to you.“.