《My Stepsister Stole My Groom》全部章節：第 51 章 - 第 60 章

LUNETHWith how long the days were, I never thought the honeymoon was going to end; it was time to return to reality. I was now nervous about meeting Drexon's children, whom I had only heard of and never seen. I wondered what their ages were and what they were like. Would they like me? Would they think I came to steal their father away? Were they going to be spoilt brats or good children? Am I even good enough to take care of any children? Can I be there, mother?"Are you okay?" Drexon's voice drew me back to reality. I looked around the plane we were on."Yes," I try to push it off like it's not a big deal."Okay," he says with a nod and returns to his phone. He had been reading something on it since we got on, and my mind has been spiralling out of control."Drexon?" I call, and he drops his phone to his lap and turns to me. "Never mind," I say, trying to dismiss it. These were just kids; I should not have any problem with them, me bringing up at this time was just going to show how

LUNETH"You need to meet with me," Lucy says over the phone, and I roll my eyes. From what I remembered in my past life, every time Lucy needed to meet, all she wanted was money."Are you in some kind of trouble?" I ask, and I hear a grunt from her."Let's meet and I will explain it to you," she says, and when I reply with silence, she adds in a more pleading tone. "It's urgent.""I just got back from my honeymoon. We can meet tomorrow. I will text you the time and place. We would meet on my terms, and now I have the upper hand."Thank you, Luneth; I knew I could count on you.""See you," I say, because I do not know if she is supposed to be thanking me just yet. I had not said I was going to help her just yet. I drop the phone and look around. I find a chair and sit down.Around this time in my past life, Lucy had gotten into some kind of weird shark loan thing that made them chase after her. She was convinced that since I was married to the Moreaux family, it meant that I had enough

LUNETHI am awake by midnight even though it has not been three hours since I laid my head on the pillow, but I can't sleep. Memories of the dinner last night slipped into my dreams and have now tormented me awake. I had really forgotten what it was like to be a teenager, but Zayden was making me remember all of it. I slip out of bed as I wonder what I am supposed to do to win Zayden over. I can't believe that with impending danger looming over my head, I have to be worried about what a teenager thinks about me.I walk into one of the doors in the room and search the wall for a socket. I do, and it lights up the entire room. I smile to myself when I realise that it is a study and there is a laptop sitting pretty on the desk. I walk over to it and settle down in front of it before starting it and searching for 'How to be a good mom to a teenager.'I know I should not be basing my opinion on something someone says on the internet, but I am helpless, and I do not know what else I can do.

LUNETHLucy's eyes are darting around, and I know she is afraid that those she owes are lurking around the corner and want to hurt her. One thing I know is that they won't be able to come close to our table since there were bodyguards littered around us. Drexon did not seem to like my idea of going out all by myself and told me that I could only go out if I had my security detail with me, and there was nothing I could do about it."Lucy, you seem scared," I say, trying to act as if I did not know anything about what was going on. I needed to be sure that major events, as they happened in my previous life, were going to remain. If it turned out that way, then I was sure that there would be a lot that I could control."Scared? What do you mean?" She asked, wringing her hands together nervously before she took her cup and sipped on her water at once. "I am just so happy to see you," she replies, and I do not push. She was not going to be able to last to the end of the meeting without blur

LUNETHAs we step into the house, I wonder why I suggested lunch with the kids. Zayden had been an absolute nightmare. I remembered my mom complaining about me as a child, but I don't think it was this bad. I had thought that sitting down to share a meal with him away from his father was going to tone down the pressure and tension on him, but it simply made it worse. Every time Aria tried to connect with me, he found a way to shut it down."Let's never do this again," he said, looking straight at me as we walked into the house. I almost am with him, but I stop myself before the words come out of my mouth as I am reminded that I am the adult."We will do this again," I respond gently. I had tried my best to stay calm all through his tantrum, and I have to say I did not know I had it in me to be so gracious."Are you saying that today did not teach you a lesson?" he asked, narrowing his eyes at me, and I could tell instantly that he had done this intentionally."Are you trying to frustra