The Love From Vengeance

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LUKE’S POV

“I believe they’re going to be valuable partners,” my grandfather finally said, his tone guarded. “But let’s not dwell on that for now. We’ll discuss it further another time.”

I sensed his reluctance to delve deeper into the matter, but his words only fueled my curiosity even more. However, before I could press him for more information, he changed the subject abruptly.

“Let’s not worry about business tonight, Luke,” he said, flashing me a reassuring smile. ” Dinner awaits, and I’m sure Cook has prepared something delightful.”

Despite my lingering questions, I knew better than to push the issue further. With a nod, I followed my grandfather towards the dining room, making a mental note to revisit the topic

later.

As we settled into our seats and began to enjoy our meal, I couldn’t shake off the feeling that there was more to this partnership with the Walkers Company than met the eye. But for now, I pushed those thoughts aside and focused on the delicious food in front of me,

ring that answers would come in due time.

ARIEL’S POV

I finally made my way home, and by pushing the double doors open, I was greeted by my parents, who were waiting for me in the foyer. They rushed over to hug me as soon as they

saw me.

“Ariel, darling, it’s so good to see you,” my mother exclaimed, holding me tightly.

to

“It’s so good to see you too,” I said, turning to Larry, who was following me. He was

he insisted on coming with me, trying to make them understand that he was on our

Larry,” I introduced him. “He’s the son

Kingston.” My father cut

soon as he spoke the name. I knew he was thinking about how Larry’s father had ruined

he doing here?” my father asked, barely

deep breath and prepared to defend Larry. “Dad, please listen to me. Larry is different from his family. He’s on our side.”

he spoke, I could see my parents‘ expressions soften. They were impressed by his intelligence, drive, and, most of all, genuine remorse for what his father

voice full of sincerity. “I low it’s going to

parents looked at each other, and I could see the wheels turning in their heads. After a moment of silence, my father spoke up, “Well, I have to admit,

to stay for dinner, and I could see the joy in Larry’s eyes. Despite his initial nervousness about meeting my parents, he felt

dinner; the atmosphere was tense yet hopeful. Larry seemed eager to prove himself, and my

my father cleared his throat, breaking the silence. “So, Ariel, there’s

a glance with Larry, wondering what my father had in mind. “What is it, Dad?” I ked, trying to sound

his tone measured. “I believe they’re going to be valuable

was one of the most reputable companies in the industry, known for its innovation and success. This could be exactly

news, Dad. How did

now. I’ve held several meetings with their representatives. Sir Reynold, I believe, sees potential in collaborating with us.

a stellar reputation, and I’m sure their support will make a significant

your business.”

“It sounds like a wonderful opportunity, dear. With Reynolds backing us up, I have no

but there is one thing,” my father said under his breath, his face changing all of

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that?” I asked him

his head. “It’s nothing. Just enjoy your

knew something wasn’t right here with the way his tone changed all of