LOGINDominic.
“She only sprained her ankle and with a few weeks of bed rest, she should be as good as new.” The doctor said to us. I was standing beside the bed in the VIP room Vivian was in, the doctor had just returned with the test results and even though he had assured us that there was nothing to worry about, I felt bad for Vivian and so angry at Bella. How could she do that? She had always looked harmless. “Thank you Doctor.” The young doctor nodded before he excused himself. I sat down next to her and took her hand in mine, “I am so sorry you had to go through this Vivian, I promise you that nothing like this would ever happen again. I had no idea Bella was capable of something like this but I am going to make sure that…” “You don’t have to do anything Dom,” she squeezed my hands gently as she stared into my eyes lovingly, “the poor woman must be feeling so broken right now with the divorce. You should try and understand her Dom, she misunderstood us and our intentions. I was just trying to explain things to her when she attacked me.” “I am so sorry you had to experience that my love.” I leaned forward and planted a kiss on her forehead. “It’s nothing Dominic so let’s just let it go and promise me that you’re not going to say anything to upset her again. I forgive her already and you should too, she doesn’t need us to be inconsiderate during a time like this.” I listened to her with such admiration. I had no idea why my grandmother simply refused to see Vivian the way I saw her. She was a nice, loving and caring person that had just forgiven my ex-wife for causing her to sprain an ankle. There was no look on her face to suggest that she was angry in any way. Vivian was the perfect woman for me and now that she was back, I was going to make sure that I made my grandmother see her for exactly who she was. “What would I do without you?” I asked as I kissed the back of her hand and she giggled softly. The sound of my phone ringing interrupted us and I was going to turn it off as soon as I took it out of my pocket when I realized it was my lawyer, the same lawyer that was finalizing the divorce. If he was calling then there must be some news on it. I stepped away from the bed and answered the call, “Mr Dominic, I have good news, she has just signed the papers and I have finalized everything but…” “But what?” “She did not accept any of the compensation neither did she ask for any other thing in place of it, she simply signed the papers and left my office.” “What?” That was odd. As far as I was aware, Bella was the regular plain girl anyone would meet in a hospital outside the country. There was nothing special about her and she clearly had no family because over the last three years as my wife, she had never for once mentioned anyone neither as anyone ever paid her a visit. So it made no sense that she wouldn’t jump on this opportunity to become rich. The properties I was offering was what anyone, any woman in the entire world would accept in an heart beat so why was she choosing to walk away with nothing? I hung up the phone and turned to the nurse that had just walked into the room to attend to Vivian, “You can go home now, there’s no need to spend the night here since you’re perfectly fine.” The nurse informed us and I helped Vivian to the car but didn’t get in with her. “There is something important I need to take care of my love but don’t worry, I have instructed the driver to take you home and there would be people waiting to care for you at home. If you need anything, do not hesitate to call me.” I said to her before they drove off. As soon as they were out of sight, I got into my car and drove home. I was happy Bella had signed the papers, I had been eagerly looking forward to it but for some reason, finding out that she had signed them so fast and didn’t ask for any compensation just made me uneasy. The moment I got down from the car, I noticed a maid dragging out a suitcase and before I could ask who it belonged to, Bella walked out of the house with her hand bag and instructed the maid to get a taxi for her. “And where the fuck do you think you’re going? No one is kicking you out Bella so you don’t have to be this dramatic, I am sure you don’t have anywhere to go.” I was gradually losing my patience with her. The only reason I was even still tolerating her was because my grandmother liked her and she had saved her from a fatal injury three years ago. For the first time since I met her, Bella ignored me and continued walking towards the gate. If there was anyone that should be ignoring anyone here, it should be me. First, she attacked Vivian and now she was going to play the victim and act like I had kicked her out? She didn’t need to move out so fast and if she wanted to then she should have accepted the house as compensation. “This is your last chance Bella, take the compensation because if you leave right now, you do not get to come back and you must never try to reach out to me for help.” I added sternly. But there was no response, only the sound of the taxi door slamming shut before they drove off.Bella’s POVIt was about three hours later when Darla and Darlene returned to Faye’s house. I was quite surprised they had stayed out that late but when I saw their shopping bags, I immediately knew what had happened. The kitchen counter was soon flooded with the bags and I knew that Faye would have a fit if she came back and saw the barrage.“What is going on?” Audrey cried as she walked into the kitchen behind me.“The moms have struck again.” I liked that having them around did not remind me of what I had lost but instead made me appreciate what I’d been able to experience even more. Not everyone had a mom and even worse, not everyone had friends whose moms were theirs as well.“Again?” Darlene huffed. “Can’t remember the last time I ever spoiled myself this way.”“Well, what are we celebrating? Are we in business?” Of course, we knew the answer to that question already but we had to keep in line with the script and that meant we had to ask questions like this one.The twins exchan
Dominic’s POVIn order to give them that air of importance, we hired Darla and Darlene an escort who would also double as their guard. He was to keep eyes on them at all times as well as Daniel who was the major threat. The day we’d chosen was in line with Daniel’s visit as well. You see, he had a pattern which he followed weekly and that Wednesday evening was one of such days. By now, the notice had already been put out that the bar was for sale. Of course, the waitresses had been dropping subtle hints about it. A few of them had quit already but Ted assured us that hiring them back wouldn’t be a problem.“I’m a great boss,” he said, stretching to put his arms around his girlfriend.Since he had picked up the ring at the jewelers, he had been extra touchy around her. I was not sure that she had even noticed that was what was happening. Perhaps she was enjoying it even. I’d read somewhere that the first sign of pregnancy was actually an increased libido other than the missed period of
Dominic’s POV“A fashion boutique?!” The older twins exclaimed and all but hugged each other as their daughters announced to them the news.It had taken a while to convince Audrey to come on board with the plan especially since she was concerned for their safety. She didn’t want anything that would put her mother in harm’s way, least of all let her in on what was going on. One word of the trouble they were facing and she would have her transported to a whole other state as far from the trouble as possible. Then she would demand that Audrey cut ties with her friends here so that she was not remotely in danger.“That woman is the clear definition of dramatic.”She hadn’t been kidding either. Their reaction to the news was dramatic. I had assured Audrey that not only would they be with security at all times, they would have no direct contact with the mad man Daniel. When he went to outbid them, they would not even know. And they would not even be aware that they had been outbid.“Good, b
Dominic’s POVWhen we returned back to Faye’s house, I gathered all the women except their mothers and told them of Daniel’s plan. The last thing I wanted was for either of them to think that we were keeping secrets. Bella got upset the last time because I didn’t throw her into the loop. This time I wanted her to be a part of it and who knew perhaps the solution to the dilemma could come from one of them.“Take your company for a drug business?” Audrey asked.“Yes,” I nodded. She sounded incredulous. Perhaps the man she had imagined Daniel to be wasn’t who he’d turned out to be. He was all kinds of shady. All kinds of messed up. There was nothing good about Daniel. Especially since he was trying to run me down and I hardly even knew the guy. His claims that we shared the same parent could be falsified for all I knew. I’d never done a DNA test to prove them. The evidence he’d presented at the time had been too clear to deny. But now was not the time to start testing theories. Daniel ha
Dominic’s POVJohnny Lockland lived on the peak of a hill where the grass was greener and the fields larger. His house alone occupied an eighteen thousand square feet of concrete and bricks. But the security was just as tight and sophisticated. It was going to be very difficult to breach. Johnny knew he was in a dangerous line of work and had prepared for it.“How about round back?” I asked the lead security guy on the team. We were parked just between parallel lines of trees where the cameras couldn’t see round. “Any luck there?”The guy explained that there was no direct access from the back of the house to the roadside. Behind the house, the hill descended to meet a cliff below which were raging waters. We were not prepared to wade through water.“Have we gotten through to Yager?” I asked as I suited up. I had not been expecting the army that we had met at the house. It seemed like they knew to plan for something because nothing of that matter had shown up in Yager’s visuals.I str
Dominic’s POV“We need to fucking go out there and do the bastard in, right now.”I grabbed Ted around the arm before he could make it out the door. “Be reasonable. We are way out of our element here.”“In my own bar?”“He thinks you’re dead.” I sighed. I was just as angry as Ted and I knew that if we walked out there and just ended Daniel Trevor that would be a foolish move. He probably had armed security around the area and they would retaliate before we could even say boo. Not to talk of the legalities that would be involved. We could go to jail.“Right now, you are the only person that can help identify him as your attacker,” I was trying to reason with Ted but he was still talking. “Listen…” But he did not want to so, I had to be firmer. “Listen!” He stopped talking and looked at me. “We go to the police—”“Man, fuck that. They are not going to arrest him based off hearsay. I only heard his name. I have no proof that he is the Daniel Trevor being referred to. The police won’t do







