Chapter 69

My old man looked like crap, and he was puffing away on his cigarettes like a chimney, which was so not his style. He didn’t say a word, just stared at my

mom.

My mom was wiping away tears, her voice full of venom. “He’s messing around with that floozy of a secretary”

Floozy secretary? I picked up a photo and gave it a good look. Yeah, I knew her alright. I remembered bumping into her once when I was out dining with Stella, and my dad was there too.

I remember thinking back then, wasn’t my dad’s secretary a dude? When did he switch to a chick?

But I trusted my dad. I knew he wasn’t a player, so I didn’t tell my mom.

“Mom, chill. You know how dad is. He’s been a good guy for almost 30 years now. Sure, there might have been women who tried to seduce him, but he never let loose. This could all just be a big misunderstanding.” I sat beside my mom, patting her back to comfort her.

“Right, I’ve been framed. My dad finally broke his silence, sounding pretty worked up. “I was wasted, there’s no way anything could’ve happened between us!”

My dad was in a tight spot. He’s always been careful, never messing up. He wouldn’t screw things up when he was about to retire and threw everything he’d worked for down the drain.

Mom started sobbing on my shoulder. My heart was heavy and I was frowning, didn’t lighten up at all.

Find out about her background.” I spoke again to

I’ve got her HR file. Her name’s Geneva, she’s from Springvale, married with a kid who doesn’t live

I kept that

trouble, this thing with Geneva wasn’t out in the open yet, so he had to go to work like normal, leaving me

could pay her off

started popping up in my

went through a silent treatment period. And when Neil destroyed my family, one of his main weapons was some dirty laundry about my dad, like dodgy affairs and

up Neil and Bonnie’s relationship, so I didn’t really pay

fate was making everything happen all

I had to find a way to get all of them to end this once and for all If these photos

Neil, there would be others

to me, I’ll go

with you.” Mom dried her tears, her face full of sorrow and anger.

mom to go, I knew this woman would just make her even more upset. But mom insisted on

past life, I tried everything to find Bonnie, but Neil had too many tricks up his

“Alright, we’ll go

phone number. If she called, Geneva might not pick up, so I decided to use my phone to

picked up. A

meet and

didn’t expect Geneva to

mom, “Mom, rest up today. We’ll go meet her tomorrow. She’s probably just out to

worried, she just

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