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"Lucy, it's your fault for being barren. I will never let our lineage end with Tobias. I have no choice!" Joey recollected herself and came out from the washroom. When she turned into a corner, she bumped into someone. As she was about to curse, she realized the person was none other than Tobias. Confused, Tobias asked, "Mom, why are you still at the hospital?" Joey's heart was palpitating wildly. "I had a stomachache, so I went to the washroom." Tobias didn't give it further thought. He noticed her lowering her head, deep in her thoughts, and said, "Let me send you off, Mom."

Joey teases, earning him a warning look from me. "Stay the fuck away from my receptionist. She does a great job, and I don't need you fucking with her head and causing her to slack on her work. That's why I only fucked her once." "Can we please stop this talk about fucking? You two Buffoni sound like you're an adolescenti!" Joseph chastises me and my friend. "Did you just call us buffoons?" I ask with a cocked brow. "And teenagers?" Joey adds. "I did because that's what you sound like. Now, can we get to the matter at hand?"

Joey began after ordering a glass of vodka and as I debated on whether to have a glass of Scotch or Tequila. I looked at him with a furrowed eyebrow and asked, “What do you mean?” Then requested for a glass of scotch on the rocks. “You know to have the perfect woman by your side, and have a child with her. Then you have a family that actually cherishes you and your company is thriving even with the previous lawsuits…I mean who doesn’t want an S-phone?” He laughed humorlessly at his rhetorically at his own question and I just stared at him as I sipped out of my drink.

"Friends ask you questions; enemies question you." ~Criss Jami Jumai is standing and staring at me as though I have suddenly developed seven horns on my head in the last thirteen seconds and I swallow hard and stare at her in fright, expecting to hear the worse from her, maybe there was another way to do this, but Joey didn't give me much of a choice I should have known that that boy was going to be my downfall. Nothing has been the same since he came home and now here I am praying for the best but expecting the worst. To my surprise, she nods and gives me a small faint smile.

After a while, feeling safer, Joey spoke seriously and in a low voice, "How many times have I told you! Do not mention anything about Alisha's parents ever again!" Evita seemed startled by Joey's severe expression, and she stammered, "I'm sorry, Dad, I promise I won't say anything about it again!" Hearing this, my brows furrowed. Why wouldn't Joey allow any discussion about my parents? Why was he so tense about it? Joey had always spoiled Evita, and this was the first time I remembered him being so stern with her. Recalling my time growing up in the Black Furies, hardly anyone ever mentioned my parents' affairs.

“I just wanted you guys to see each other. I thought that maybe…it was stupid.” “No,” Sue said. “It was nice. Or at least the intention was. We’re never going to be a normal family, we just have to be okay with that.” Joey grabbed a clothes bag from the back of his door. “I guess there are some things that can’t be undone or unsaid.” Sue smiled at him. He was a wise little bastard. “Let’s go watch something with explosions.” ......................................

Joey pleaded with a calm voice. "I can take care of myself, Joey! You don't have to worry about me in any way." "Stop acting stubborn and listen to me this once!" Joey sounds angry. "I know we have our issues, but let's just meet once and talk things out. Even if it's going to be the last time, I don't mind!" "I think I already made myself clear enough to you! I feel it would be better not to meet you at all." Jaden yelled out a bit.

'Oh, the nerve of you Joey. You don't cease to amaze me with your stupid guts' Susan snapped at her stepsister after Joey threatened to burn her mother's clothes. The closer Richard Williams approached them, the more fire burned in Joey's belly, to enable her to say all the nasty things she could think of to Susan.

"Sierra!" Sierra looked at him. "I'm the useless one." Joey managed an easy grin. "You'll have to look after me from now on." Everyone fell silent, so did Cyrus. Cyrus could not help scolding him. "Can you show a little ambition at least?" "Come on, Grandpa." Joey's lazy tone did not change no matter who he was talking to. "If everyone turned out capable, who would you use as a bad example when you're lecturing others?"

"Yeah, Lia is indeed famous. Why?" Joey giggled as his grip on his phone tightened. "You see, I really like her." I looked at him more clearly, and I saw how genuine his smile and every word he said was. "T-This might l-look obvious, b-but I was a nerd back in middle school." My forehead creased. What does Joey mean by obvious? It's not even evident with how vibrant he looks now. Although I don't judge nerds since I am one of them, I thought they were all gloomy like me. So there's still someone as bright and adorable as Joey.