In the wake of her mother's passing, six-year-old Luella finds unexpected solace in the company of her long-lost brothers, absent from her life for years. Through the challenges of grief, Luella discovers the healing power of family bonds that stood...
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"Alright come on eat up," I said placing the plate of pancakes in front of Ella
"Xander?" she spoke up looking at me "Hm?"
"Do you have work today?" she asked me frowning
"Yeah, why princess?" I asked her "I don't wanna be home again, can I come with?" she politely said
I thought for a moment. I mean I'm sure Adriel wouldn't mind his sister to come and sit with him for a couple of hours
"Yep sure, come on eat so you can get ready then we can leave"
"What about Xavier?" she asked me confusingly
I looked at Xavier who was busy focusing on his phone. I cleared my throat, his head perked up "Huh what?" he said looking around
Ella let out a giggle
"She asked what you're going to do," I said rolling my eyes
"Oh, babe I'm going out with some friends today so either way, you would need to go with Xander," he said looking at Ella
"Oh-kay" she said then continued eating her breakfast
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With Ana at my side, we approached the door to my office, the click of our footsteps resonating in the corridor. With a firm grip, I swung the door open, revealing the familiar space illuminated by the afternoon sun "Alright come sit,"
As Ana stepped into the office beside me, her gaze wandered around the room, taking in the familiar surroundings "Still the same before I left," I watched as her eyes moved from one corner to another, absorbing the details of the space. Her brows furrowed slightly as she took note of the neatly organized desk, the stacks of papers, and the framed photographs adorning the walls.
"Mhm, still the same didn't bother changing it. There was no need" I said looking at her
"Yeah I can tell," she said letting out a slight laugh.
