Tit for tat

★★★

“Do you want me to leave the table, Martina? Besides, if you want to voice out for support why don't you go to your room and have a brief chat with others? But if the attention you are craving or something else then I am not the person you should be thought of meddling with. Save your breath!” William placed the teacup on the table and admonished Martina not to be brave in the face of him. Martina believed she could leave easily after poking him because Winston was present, but William did not care.

“Apologies! However, brother! She is a family member and a friend. Look at the uncontrollably obvious sorrow in her eyes, and yet you believe that what I'm saying is incorrect,” Martina courageously confronted William for the first time since her imagination was very vast and frightening, and she was unwilling to allow the family to be deafening without providing her fulfillment.

“Why don't you send her home to ease her pain? Martina, I can see why you brought her here for breakfast!