Dinner tonight

AXEL.

Today was a Monday, and as ridiculous as the scheduling sounded, it was the day my father had chosen to always have a family dinner. Ever since that arrangement had been made, I'd always found ways to run away from it.

I was irked by the sight of him. It made no sense at all. He had a house with my mother where he was in an immeasurable amount of comfort but still chose to make ludicrous arrangements like this one.

Leaving today wouldn't be possible since we needed to talk about Esther and her newly found nanny, whose face had become imprinted in the walls of my mind. Even though our interaction was the shortest, something stuck. Evangeline seemed like my newest escapade; I'd settle that when she resumes her work by the weekend.

If she was easy enough, I could have my way with her. No, I would have my way with her. There wasn't a girl who was different when I was involved. Even the ones that say they are different turned out the same.

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