Arriana almost couldn’t sleep because Axel couldn’t be contacted. She even cried because the young man might not want her anymore.
“Dad, can I get my stuff from the apartment first?” Arriana asked her father for permission. They have returned to their house, and she has not been able to go to school.
“Why bother? You had a lot of stuff here.”
Arriana quickly shut her mouth when she heard what her brother said.
“Your sister is referring to her school supplies, Adrian,” Travis explained.
“Then ask the driver to bring them for her. Why does she need to go there and take them by herself?” Adrian arrogantly answered his father.
“Leave us alone,” Travis spoke calmly to Arriana.
Arriana reluctantly turned on her heel, and left the two. She was worried that they might get heated again. Their mother was not there yet, and left with her Aunt Cheska.
Travis stood up when he and Adrian were the only ones left in the library. “I’m not leaving your sister left behind by that man if that’s wh
