Vanessa unconsciously found herself on the second floor of the Matthews mansion doing some cleaning inspections. She froze when she saw Henry Matthews coming her way. He was all dressed up for work. They hadn't been in touch since the night he stormed out of her room. They hadn't crossed paths either. All she knew was that he had been locked up in his room for two days now. She had wanted to reach out to him to know how he was doing but she couldn't. Not because of his mother's rule but because he was angry at her. The closer Henry approached Vanessa, the more nervous she became. He had a plain expression on his face and his eyes were fixed at where he was goi

Saturdays in the Matthews home were no different from every other day of the week. The only difference was that the families were prone to staying indoors. Laurel would only be found at home during the weekend if she was not on duty. Brian could stay locked up in his room, busying himself with work while Henry was the one that was more likely to go out on Saturday and Sunday. 

"It's almost midnight. I think I should get going." Vanessa whispered to Brian. The movie just ended but the duo were still cuddled up on the sofa. Vee's head was on Brian's chest and they had a blanket covering them. Brian looked at Vanessa. He began to caress her cheek. "Stay for the night, Please." He whispered. "There's no need to be scared; I promise to be on my be

Although Vanessa planned on going to bed early tonight, it seemed impossible because of her younger sister, Katherine, who couldn't stop making conversations with her. Well, Vee wasn't complaining either. It wasn't every day she got the opportunity to see her sister and chat with her. The duo were in their room (the girls' room) on their bed to be precise when Vanessa's phone interrupted their conversation. 

Brian stayed at home on Sunday and buried himself with work. He decided to take a break when it was a little over 5 pm. He stood up from his desk area, reached for his white tee that was on the bed and put it on. He took his phone on the nightstand, tucked it into his pocket, then exited his room where he bumped into a middle-aged staff passing by. "Good day sir!" She s