CHAPTER 31

TEDROS

Since that day she asked to stay in my room; she had always been reading those research papers that I had no idea what they were about.

The only time I got to see her was when she was making breakfast and when she left her room in the middle of the night to go to the living room.

“Just give me the keys, Cole,” I muttered. “I need them to finish or do the job yourself.”

He frowned. “Well, there are tons of people that could do the job in this company. I see no reason why you would want to do it yourself.”

Calculating my steps, he was in front of the window and holding the keys in his hand. I would be able to snatch the keys if I got close enough.

“Mom asked me to send her invitation to you and Elodie. We are all having breakfast, lunch, and dinner tomorrow, which is Sunday." He said, changing the topic.

“What for?”

“Come on. Don’t tell me you don’t want to see Mom.”

“That was not the question. I asked, Why should we visit tomorrow? Is it even necessary?”

“Yes. Dad is back, and