No One Lied

"What exactly do you want from me, Ciara? You seem so desperate. Haven't you done enough damage already?" George finally spoke, but with a faint tone all thanks to the immense pressure from Ciara. He was sick and tired of hiding his frustration. 

 Not only was Ciara able to successfully mount the immense pressure on George, but she also weakened his soul to the lowest and made him less of a man. 

"I want you to stay far away from my family as soon as possible. What the heck am I saying? I want that to take effect immediately. And of course, that includes my father because he's the reason I'm having this conversation with you. I would rather not see you talking to him ever again, and am I not even kidding about it," she warned George. 

"Stay away from your father? Are you kidding me? The truth is, what you don't know is bigger than you. A little advice for you, little one; back off the damn case if you don't know anything about it." George laughed until he started coughing and shedding tears at the same time. 

Confused about George's wicked laughter, Ciara asked. "What's funny? Have I suddenly become a clown that you will start laughing at my utterances? Please make it make sense to me. I don't see the reason for your laughter. Do you think I'm here to joke with you? Is it because I haven't started acting like a nuisance to you?" 

"Neither do I care, Ciara.

You can choose anything to yourself," George clapped back at Ciara almost immediately, even before she was done talking. 

The transition was so smooth. 

It would be challenging for anyone to believe that he was laughing so hard a while ago

"Honestly, I need to say this to your face. I don't know what you have been smoking lately, but you need to stop it for your sanity. It's damn obvious that you're losing your mind and no one has been able to advise you against doing the right thing. 

Your father and I have been best of friends even before your existence was planned. What you don't understand is bigger than you. 

What your father and I share is stronger than a mere friendship. The bond between us can't be broken by anything in the world. Suddenly, you want us to throw away what took us years to accomplish because of your preference? Screw you, Ciara. That's never going to happen. Not now, nor anytime soon," George proclaimed with confidence. He sounded so certain about his utterance, making it difficult for Ciara to fully understand what was happening. 

 George sounded as though he had no regret for his decision neither was he teary. His voice was audible enough, too. Which tells a lot about his mood. If he had another opportunity, he wouldn't hesitate to pounce on it. 

This time, it was Ciara who went in a silent mood and not George. Needless to say, she was humbled by George's resilience and level of confidence. She had no idea that it would be that difficult to convince him, let alone defeat George in a fierce argument. 

 Now Ciara understands better why her father did what he did to George back in their college days. She doesn't need any more explanation.

After George noticed how silent Ciara had become, George took the responsibility of speaking to her, hence breaking the long silence between them. "Hey, Ciara, look at me. I need to speak with you about something important, and I would advise that you pay attention because it's going to benefit you a lot."

"No, I disagree. I am not paying attention to you. I want you gone forever. I don't care what you want to say to me or how important it is. I just don't want to have anything to do with you anymore and that's fine. You are a home wrecker. You shouldn't be seen in the midst of humans," Ciara declined. She refused to look at George's direction for a second, regardless of how hard he tried to convince her.

"I want to speak to you about your father and that I shall do. I don't care if you shut your damn ears to avoid listening to me. I am just going to say it anyway," George continued. It didn't seem like he was ready to give up on winning her affection. 

Somehow, it worked this time when she lifted her head. "You wanna talk to me about my Father? The only thing I want right is you promising to stay away from my family. Is that too much to ask? Aside from that, you can keep your damn talks to yourself. I don't want to hear it."

As they argued, doctor Escobar walked in holding a file. He had his eyes focused on Ciara as though she were the one who survived a heart attack. 

"You," he pointed at Ciara. 

"I didn't see you walk inside. How was that possible for you to achieve? I don't want to believe you now possess some supernatural powers that make you appear at different places simultaneously," Doctor Escobar teased Ciara. She wasn't interested in the joke because George already got her pissed off. 

"Where's your father? How come you're here and he's not? If I could recall correctly, you went outside with him" he popped the question just to cover up his silly jokes. 

This got George's attention, forcing him to react immediately. " Wait a minute, doctor. I just observed something that needs to be discussed immediately." 

"Ciara, I thought you said the doctor saw you walk inside? That was precisely what you told me. Why is he saying another thing now? Or were you lying to me? I don't seem to get it,"

Take a chill pill, George. 

No one lied to you. Come on. Why would I waste my time lying to you? You are not worth the stress. The nurses did see me walk inside. I thought they told the doctor about my presence. Do you understand everything now, or I should still explain to you?" Ciara explained while trying to justify her actions. She made it clear to them that she wasn't lying. 

"Enough of that. 

 I am not bothered about that anymore. I just want to know where your father is." Doctor Escobar focused his attention on Ciara again and completely Ignored George.