Scared Out Of Her Wits
back, where there was a small, snow-white snake twined around it.“This is my pet, Moony,” he explained.It was as if the snake had understood that Franklin was introducing it. Its amber eyes were fixed on Yara, and it began to flick its tongue excitedly.The sight of it gave Yara the shock of her life, and she backed up immediately.“Get it away from me! Hurry up! Don’t come close!” she shrieked.Franklin gave Moony a few pets, then purposely made his way over to Yara.“Sophia and I really like this snake. If you’re scared of it, then leave,” he stated.Sophia couldn’t speak, but she nodded from the side.Yara stared at the scheming twins, and she was so frustrated she could explode. She seriously wanted to slap them both in the face but held back after considering the consequences.“I’m your mother! You guys are crossing the line right now,” she warned. Then, she left their room in a fit of rage.Franklin had a look of exasperation on his face. “She’s useless, really. I can’t believe she was that scared just because of Moony. Daddy must have been blind to take a liking to someone like her.”Sophia nodded in agreement as she once again thought about the woman she had bumped into in the airport.She really wished that woman was her mother instead of Yara.Meanwhile, the clock struck eleven at night.Samuel had just gotten home, and Gavin informed him that Yara had visited Franklin and Sophia.“How long did she stay this time?” Samuel asked.“A bit longer than usual. Around fifteen minutes, I think,” Gavin replied.“I see. You may go now.”Samuel unbuttoned his shirt and took it off, revealing his picture-perfect jawline and collarbone.Six years ago, he had been drugged. Just when it felt like he was about to combust from the heat plaguing his body, he had gone to Yara for an antidote. Unexpectedly, he ended up with Franklin and Sophia.Back then, he had been entranced by that youthful, seductive body. No matter how she whimpered and begged, he continued to dominate her. However, over the past five years, he hadn’t
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