Livia Ximena Di Vittorio was the child that wasn't taken. She was the one who was left after her mother packed up and left with her four brothers leaving her with her father and a whole lot of responsibilities.
She now was the heir to the Italian M...
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Livia Ximena Di Vittorio
"Livy." A hand strokes my back, I register the touch as my fathers so I don't panic at it, I instead choose to ignore it choosing the more appealing option of sleeping.
I was so sleepy.
"Come on, baby, we need to go home." he coaxes but the idea does not sound appealing.
"No thank you." I declined his offer, keeping my eyes closed.
"The Leonov's are going to be at our place in a couple of hours and you need to be there for it."
"No thank you," I repeat. "Kai can go back to where he came from and leave me alone."
After a bit more dad finally got me up but I was not happy. My mouth never moved from the pout it was set in. I knew I was acting bratty but I was sure I was due for a free pass after all the things I had gone through in the past few days.
We all piled back into the car we had arrived in, Dad and I sitting face forward while Delia and Bruce sat with their backs to the road opposite us. I lay my head down in Dad's lap, closing my eyes and trying to get more sleep but it was impossible.
Grouchily I sat up properly and grabbed my phone running through the notifications I had missed during my power nap. My eyes take a second to adjust to the light from my phone but when I see the top notifications my mood picks up instantly.
"Mom and Allie are back home?" I turn to my dad, waiting for him to confirm.
"I thought you knew they were returning today?"
"If I knew what day of the week it was I would probably know they were going to be back today." I shrug, my sleep brain fog was clearing as I got excited. I hadn't seen mom and Allie in a couple of weeks and I had missed them, mom had a conference in America and Allegra had taken the chance to miss school for a bit.
I knew they were at home by the extra guards by the gate, we always had a ratio of guards according to the number of people home so as we arrived I didn't waste too long getting out of the car, but I still waited for everyone else to get out of the car, impatiently but I waited nonetheless.
I push open our large front door.
"Livy." Is all I hear before the body of my little sister crashes into me, I return the hug just as tight to the shorter brunette.
"Hey Alls."
"I missed you." She mumbles into my shoulder and I can hear the frown in her voice. "Mom made me put my book away and socialise like I got out of school for the sole reason that I wouldn't have to interact with anyone."
I can't help the smile that grows on my face, Allegra would be happy if she had a room full of unlimited books where she could stay by herself for eternity.
