I love you my enemy

Chapter One [The prognosis]

At that moment, Olga de Jesus Ramirez was lying on her cot, emerging from her own cocoon stage, wrapped in a cloth, and growing into a fast-moving baby. She spends all of her time alone in her tiny, pinkish-fabric-decorated cot with a doll box that plays music above her head.

When her innocent, blurry vision slowly comes to consciousness, whether her surroundings are dark or bright with daylight, that companion is the source of her strength to overcome the emerging fears that can cause her to tremble and shock. Even in a dimly lit room, when she awakens from a deep sleep, that companion automatically starts playing music that calms and uplifts her.

She is afraid of sudden strong sounds from the outsiders as well since she thinks that the outside windows' changing shadows could be the cause of her screams, and worst of all, no one can stop her.

Until she falls asleep, her experiences as a growing baby have an impact on both her physical and psychomotor development. As she grew from birth to early childhood, she became thin and frail.

Olga once sobbed silently and wiggled her hands and feet to get attention, making a strange guttural sound as her two dark eyes filled with tears. Everyone in the house found her sounds amusing because they sounded like she was singing without any lyrics.

Olga's nanny views Olga's activities as her regular physical exercises, whispering in her ears so that no one can hear her.

"Come on, baby, move your hands and feet more. It will help your body to practice wiggling and moving, which will stretch your nerves and strengthen your muscles and bones," adding, "Keep in mind that I am the only one who truly cares about you. My only purpose is to keep you safe from the people you fear.”

But the nanny did not try to embrace Olga or express her love to her.

Nanny can see her own mother, Olympia, not caring about her either, so she stares at her with no sympathy at all.

"Your true mother is constantly ministering to Madam Jane's demands rather than your own. They even failed to pay me my wages," adding, "How do you expect me to take care of you? You are merely a concubine's daughter.”

Nanny adds as Olga gradually learns what her nanny likes to transmit, and she stops her tears; instead, she grins and finds her nanny funny because she chuckles. While stitching and mending Olga's baby's clothes, the nanny frequently strikes up a conversation with Olga after noticing her as a charming young child.

Suddenly, Joash arrives to visit his favorite wife and is supposed to proceed to Jane's private room when he notices Olga chuckling while the nanny is whispering to her.

It catches his attention, saying, "Hi, sweetheart. Now that you are enjoying listening to your busy nanny instead of crying for attention, you look so cute.”

Adding, “But since I will be giving you my blessings as my firstborn daughter one day, I really like to see your own mother taking care of your basic needs so that you grow strong and healthy."

The nanny is surprised by what Joash mentions because she knows something different from what he says. “Sir, do you really intend to grant your blessings to my pet Olga, who is so frail and weak? ”

"Why not?" Joash asked, glancing at the nanny. She is my cherished firstborn daughter of Jane, who gave me Olympia, her youngest and most attractive servant, to be my concubine. As long as Jane is unable to conceive and give me more of our own children, Olympia will take her place. I adore our children.”

Joash said with joy as he watched the nanny pick up the little Olga from her bed and give her a hearty hug. Joash takes Olga away from her and makes Olga feel loved and cared for.

"Well, where is Olympia, Nanny? She never shows up to look after my firstborn."

As Joash found  Olympia approaching with a big smile feeling guilty of abandoning her job as Olga’s real mother. Joash speak with a loud voice to let everybody hear what he likes to say to Olympia.

”My beloved concubines, I am so proud that you give me my lovely daughter as my firstborn from your boss Jane, who can’t conceive my own child. However, I now want you to give our baby's fundamental needs more of your attention. Because you are preoccupied with Jane and all of her activities, you can see that she is not receiving the required attention. From now on, pay close attention to Olga, my child. I hope you realize what I mean. I now value her greatly.”

Further, "In addition to Rudolf, my firstborn son from Leilani, my baby will be the next monarch in the future and will require training and attention. She seems so unknown, unnoticed, and undetected."

Joash speaks without thinking of who may get hurt or insulted as long as he is the present leader and ruler of the tribes. Jane and Leilani heard it all and passively stayed silent.

After her nanny left her, Olga's fears of moving shadows from the outside and moving tree branches caused by the blowing air from the atmosphere resurfaced one night while Olympia was taking her nighttime half-bath. While Rudolf waited for Olympia to come out, as a young man, Olga knew Rudolf as just a stander.

This time, Olga often gazes at his stunning personality with his bearded face, tough face, beautiful brown eyes, and dark wavy hair, causing her to chuckle.

"Maybe you are trying to look after my mom, your bratty young warrior who never dares to dishonor my father Joash's bed and compete with my mom's sexy body," Olga might be thinking in her naive, young mind. 

The handsome young Rudolf staring at her pretty brown eyes, similar to his, and her blond curly hair, like her mother's, raising her two hands and feet, expressing to give her a warm embrace like what Joash did to her, as his big, strong arms move to touch her and tickle her pinkish feet while he tries to make sense of his attractive bearded face. Rudolf smiles broadly and says,

"Hello, my baby. I am so glad to see you for the first time since your beautiful mother gave birth to you."

Suddenly, Rudolf hears Joash coming out of Janes' room. He hurriedly hides behind hanging, dark curtains as Joash approaches, noticing Olga alone in her portable cot once more and asking, "Why did your nanny leave you without providing you a companion? Is she having difficulty looking after you, my baby? I really have pity on you.”

Rudolf waits for Joash to get Olga so that he can enter into Olympias’ room. When Olga manifests fears upon noticing the many moving shadows from the windows, Joash opens the lights so that all the shadows disappear. Olga turns her attention to Joash who intended to carry her to Olympias’ room.

Olga closed her eyes slowly and became sleepy while she was under her father’s arms. Joash placed her on Olympia’s bed slowly after hearing the swift flow of water from the bathroom.

He quickly feels the sensual passions imagining Olympia with her naked body. He slowly knocks on the bathroom’s curtains to let Olympia know that he is waiting outside. Joash doesn’t know yet that Rudolf is already with Olympia inside the bathroom, already making love and establishing intimacy with her.

Joash still adheres to moral principles and has no desire to enter the bathroom where Olympia is taking a bath. As he waits outside, he says,

"Olympia, do you still take too long to bathe at night?" As he listens intently to see if Olympia can hear him from outside, his ears remain close to the partitions. Joash can hear Olympia groaning over the soundless private room where Olga is already soundly asleep due to the powerful water flow. However, Olympia appeared to be having fun in the water when she heard a man knocking slowly and said,

"Please give it a minute." Joash smiles and decides to wait close to the balcony to take in the cool night air as she groans once more, "I am almost coming."

When Rudolf finishes having sex with Olympia in the loo, he sneaks out as soon as he notices his father waiting outside to get some fresh air.

Olga is still asleep when Olympia emerges from the loo, her nude body wrapped in a large towel.

"Joash, have you been waiting for me while I took my nighttime bath for so long?" Joash grinned as he saw how attractive and new she looked, but instead of saying anything, he grabbed her violently and let all the wrappings fall off, revealing her nude body.

Olympia has no choice but to serve him as Jane's concubine. She must allow Joash to ignite her intense, sensual sex urges, copulate with her while standing with her two legs spread wide around his waist, and then take her to the long sofa to continue their mating.

Joash murmurs. "Is it possible for you to give me another child like Olga? But now I would like a son. Because of her hormonal imbalance, Jane is most likely unable to conceive. Olympia, I truly needed you in my life.”

After being let down by his first love, Jane, Joash is so romantic and passionate in their love-making that Olympia simply groans and grunts with sensual pleasures.

"I need to get Ethan now and introduce him as my own son. I think he is just a little bit younger than Olga," Jane said as she planned a vacation to her father's region after learning that Joash frequently ran to Olympia to mate with her, gradually making her jealous. “He might be Olga's younger brother. “

"I need enough rest, my love. Could you allow me to take along a vacation?" she asks Joash to mate with her before he leaves for work, acting as though she is already fertile and ready to conceive a son. I will be back with our new son, honey. I swear to you that you will look forward to it after my first pregnancy.

As he looks far away to Jane's father's area, Joash is hesitant and contemplative. "I will order my men to bring you to him," he said, simply nodding. “Be careful, my dear. “That day, Jane left the house to Joash’s family.

After several months, she returns home without telling Joash that she will be arriving. Instead, Jane uses one spy to covertly tell Olympia to wait for her carriage because she has a major surprise for the entire family. Olympia first mated with Joash and informed him that Jane would be coming back with her two-month-old son, Ethan Conte Ramirez.

At that time, Olga was already a developing baby entering the childhood stage, and her motor skills were gradually developing to the point where she could move on her own, crawl, and slowly stand with both feet up while using a walking stroller.

After a long journey, Joash finally realizes that his beloved owner of his heart has returned with his newborn son. Olympia and Olga are the first to meet Ethan when Jane arrives, and Olga's nanny takes him from Jane's lap so that she can have the rest.

"Please allow me to see her first. My beloved wife is already home with our first-born son," he exclaims as he watches the entire farmland, eager to ask his men to take his place. “Men, I have to get off the farm. It’s already getting dark when he reaches home, and Jane is already sleeping. He doesn’t know whom she asks to take care of Ethan. Joash is uneasy unless he finds his firstborn son until Olympia appears with Olga’s nanny carrying Ethan in her arms.

“That’s my firstborn son? Olympia nodded as he took him and finally let Ethan feel his father’s warmth while he put another hand on Olga saying,

"I am grateful to the Lord Most High for giving me both of my firstborn children. I feel fulfilled knowing that God is granting my heart's desires. He assures me that my tribes will grow in number and that my own ancestry will produce the promised saviors who will mend the strained bonds between the lost tribes as a result of the people's disobedience.”

Joash is proclaiming with his eyes full of tears, looking up to God in heaven

When Rudolf saw Joash leaving Olympia's room early in the morning, he threw a whisper to him saying, "You are really so selfish with your love for me and my mother, and you just think of your own pleasure and satisfaction, Dad."

Adding, “As your firstborn son, I want to hate you already, but I also want your blessings. Even though you disregarded me as your son, I will sacrifice my life for you as the leader of our tribes.”

Joash observes Rudolf leaving the house in silence and without complaining after he has finished his meal. As Jane suggests, Rudolf is unaware that his father is merely watching him covertly and has not yet caught him in the act of betrayal.