Chapter 49

“Woah! This is good!” Finn exclaimed after he took a bite on the roll. Pointing the small roll on his plate using the fork.

“Glad you like it. Let’s buy some before we leave.”

“What for?”

Boone baffled at his question. “So that you can still have more at home? What else?” He is referring to Finn’s mansion.

“No need. I don’t think I would enjoy it at home anyway.” There’s a hint of sadness in his tone.

He stopped, taken aback. “What d’you mean?” Even before, when Finn had liked something on the food that they ordered he usually kept insisting on bringing some home. So that he could share it with his parents.

He sighed. “Dad had left home.” There was more to it. But Finn still didn’t want to accept the whole situation of his parents getting a divorce after thirty years of being married.

The Thompson had been known to the elite as an unconventional couple. Angie and Lawrence—Finn’s parents—had been childhood bestfriends. Angie, was the daughter of the legendary Film Director Aries Friedm