Luke. My father had a solemn expression on his face, and I felt the pressure he exuded. It did not affect me, but I knew Tia was barely fairing. "You need to calm down, father," I said and looked at where Tia sat on the couch, looking uncomfortable and bothered. My father took in a few breaths and

"I am sorry I lied to you. I was scared," she confessed, which we all already knew by now. The only reason Stacy did not tell a soul was out of fear. Regan had that effect. I wondered why Lisa would think he would love her. She was just as delusional as he was. My father led Stacy to where he was s

"I want to do something meaningful for a change. I want to save lives and contribute to the peace on our island. I also want to prove that I am not just a pleasure tool. I will join Tia, and the women will fight if it comes to it. I will not hide away." Stacy said with conviction, and I knew there w

The next day after breakfast, Tia and Stacy went out while Caleb, my father and I went to the office. Kirk had made arrangements for the press release. All I had to do was just address the people. I was more than willing to do that. I was well rested and tension-free, thanks to my wife and the safe

"I deserved some of it, Olivia, and you know it. I wasn't a saint either." Stacy said to her, and Olivia looked away. "Luis is an evil man, Olivia. He is like Regan, maybe worse," Stacy said to her and Olivia's eyes widened. Stacy moved closer to her and spoke. "If we get him, we might get Regan t