Chapter 138: I Don’t Know How Chapter 138: I Don’t Know How The world must see you as a pampered princess, not some—” he gestured vaguely at the small room “—forgotten child in a closet.” He crossed his arms.
“I’ve already assigned someone to move your belongings.
If anyone asks, you’ve been living upstairs for the past ten years.
Do you understand?” His voice was firm, leaving no room for argument.
Nnenna “..?” Nnenna blinked, her mind reeling.
Then, she looked him dead in the eye.
“I’m not moving.” The king’s expression darkened, but she wasn’t finished.
“I’ve lived in this closet for ten years, and you never cared.
Now, just because guests are coming, you suddenly want to rewrite history?” Her voice rose, raw with unfiltered emotion.
“If they ask where I’ve been living, I’ll tell them.
I’ll show them this tiny space, my things, and myself, just as I’ve always been.” She let the words settle, watching for a reaction.
“You let them keep me here, Father.
You let them act like I didn’t exist.
And now you want to act like it never happened?” Her chest heaved, her fists clenched.
“No.
I won’t lie for you.” “Well, I…
I wasn’t aware of all that,” King Ikechukwu stammered, looking away, but the guilt was evident in his expression.
Nnenna scoffed.
“Is that so?” Her voice was sharp, unwavering.
“Then tell me, Father, how did you know exactly where to find me tonight?
If you truly had no idea where I’ve been living, how did you walk straight here without asking for directions?” The king’s lips parted slightly, but no words came.
Nnenna exhaled sharply, the weight of disappointment pressing down on her chest.
you don’t mind,
her small bed, refusing
but you’ve
he pretended not
But now?
watching him lie, it
be so blind to
the suffering of his own blood for
yet, here
her fists beneath the
never let herself
pierced through the king’s
his expression
He exhaled the name, as if speaking it aloud would somehow lessen the weight
voice faltered, and for a brief moment, he wasn’t addressing Nnenna
done a very good job at taking care of
trying, but I see now
forgive me.” His eyes flickered to Nnenna’s face, and it struck him all over again, how much she resembled the woman he could
The same sharp eyes.
The same unwavering strength.
words escaped him
whom
woman in his
girl standing
He wasn’t sure.
siblings, the way she never sought recognition, how she had endured, how she had fought to
he had
convinced himself that merely allowing
her within these walls, even if hidden, was some
before
been protecting
been
after she returned home and stayed for
of her, but now, watching her, listening to her, seeing her fight for her
was his daughter,
had been letting her
taken her recognizing her own worth for him to finally acknowledge
words had lingered in his mind, forcing him to
wasn’t just asking her to
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