The Love From Vengeance

234: WHAT I DID

LUKE’S POV

“I’m glad you asked me, young man, “my great–aunt spoke in her mocking tone. And I was very eager to know what she did that had brought to the establishment of this company. Or maybe she was talking nonsense. Well, she better be.

I kept glaring at her while she continued, “As you can see, your grandfather always had a dream of becoming a billionaire. He had no money, and he needed one to chase this dream of his. So I had to help him out.

“Hold on a minute, what year did all of this happen?” I asked, still not ready to buy this crap coming from this woman.

“Before you were born.”

I laughed, shaking my head. “You know what? Just continue, continue.” I clapped.

“Oh, shut up!” She spat. “What are you feeling like, huh?”

“I’m sorry, say what now?”

“No, you’re feeling yourself too much.”

“Right, yeah. Says the woman who came and started talking shit. The woman who just came out of nowhere wants to take away what doesn’t belong to her.

helped your grandfather. I gave him the money he needed to start a business. That was all I had at that time because I felt so sorry for

enjoyed the wealth,

“Be quiet!”

situation like this? You think my lips are going to be sealed?” I chuckled. “Hell no, but I have to make this clear to you. You helped my grandfather, yes. It’s not like you’re

just a

here is you,” I retorted. “Your thoughts, your thinking, everything concerning

talking nonsense all you want. I’m still going to that

But you just got to know that I bought this house. This isn’t where I- lived when I was still a young kid.

used my brother’s

useless talking to you.”

woman was about to give me a serious headache. I better make

ARIEL’S POV

hung low in the sky, casting a warm, golden light over the tranquil scene. Birds chirped

her eyes wide with wonder as she took in the sights around her. The park was a kaleidoscope of colors and textures, with vibrant flowers blooming in every corner and the grass a lush, inviting green beneath

knelt beside her, our eyes meeting as we took in the beauty surrounding us. Janice’s gaze darted from one feature to another, unable to contain her excitement at the wonders

where ducks glided gracefully across the water, leaving

my own heart filled with happiness at the simple pleasures of motherhood. I watched as Janice bent down to pick a wildflower growing by the path, her small fingers carefully plucking the delicate. petals. The flower was a burst of color against the backdrop of greenery, a small treasure that Janice held

bloom. The branches were heavy with pink and white blossoms, creating a canopy of petals that danced in the breeze. Janice and I stood beneath

playing in the park. I closed my eyes, savoring the moment of peace and contentment that enveloped me. I

lifted my daughter onto my shoulders, allowing her to better view the playful creatures, Janice giggled with delight, her small hands reaching out to the squirrels as they