Filed to story: Turn The Mafia’s Virgin Wife On
“Boss, Sebastian is here…” a man announced as he opened the door to the room.
“Drag him in…” the boss said, his brows in a knot.
The man bowed low, sensing that his boss wasn’t in the best of moods. Sebastian walked in with two men escorting him and the boss eyes narrowed into thin slits as he eyed his son. With the dismissive wave of his hand, the two men exited the room, closing the door behind them and locking it.
“Hi dad…” Sebastian said as he smiled sheepishly at his father.
“Don’t you dare ‘hi dad’ me!” the boss screamed so loudly that his face became dark red.
“Anger management, dad. Anger management. Think of what the doctors said. You don’t wanna pop a vein…” Sebastian said with fake concern.
“You’re the one hoping that I’ll pop a vein. Do you have any idea what you’ve done? Josh’s father is my friend and a very important business partner. He ships goods for us Sebastian…” the boss said stressfully.
“What did that good friend of yours tell you? He didn’t tell you what his son did, did he?” Sebastian challenged.
“Why don’t you be a good son and stop beating around the bush. What happened Sebastian?” the boss asked.
“Nothing happened. He laid hands on what was mine…so I was forced to teach him a lesson…” Sebastian said with a shrug.
His father sighed loudly as he turned away and sat down on the sofa, his hand rubbing his temple.
“So, it was…Grace. You broke his nose and fractured his ribs…” the boss said with his eyes closed in resignation.
“Like I told Luka on the way here. Josh was extremely lucky that I wasn’t carrying a gun. I would have shot him in the leg right where he would be surely crippled for life,” Sebastian said like that was the most obvious course of action.
“You need to grow up, Sebastian. When you make a mess like this, I’m the one that has to clean it up!” the boss yelled as his eyes snapped open and glared at his son.
Sebastian refused to answer as he stared back at his father silently. It was clear to the boss that Sebastian didn’t have an ounce of regret in his body about what he had just done.
“How’s your head?” the boss asked, changing the subject.
“You’ve just asking about it now?” Sebastian asked, sarcastically.
“I figured that if you’re still able to stand on your feet then it’s probably not a big deal…” the boss replied.
“You’re right, it’s not a big deal,” Sebastian said, sounding bored out of his mind.
“I’ll call the doctors in anyways…” the boss said as he began calling the doctor on his phone.
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“The boss and Sebastian are in a room this way…” the man that was leading me along the hallway of the boss’s mansion said.
I followed him impatiently down the long hallway that seemed endless. How big was this place anyways?
Suddenly, the man came to a stop in front of a large pair of dark wooden door as he gestured with his eyes that this was the room that he was referring to earlier. I nodded silently to show my thanks and the man immediately turned to leave.
Without wasting anymore of my time, I pushed the door open and walked straight in.
“Sebastian!” I cried out his name when I saw Sebastian seated on a sofa.
I ran towards him immediately. For a moment, I forgot that we weren’t the only ones in the room. The boss was there as well. I sat down next to Sebastian on the sofa as I looked at his face with worry. It seems that the wound on his head had been treated and there were bandages on his hands, wrists, and some parts of his arms.
“Did you go to the hospital?” I asked.
“No…” Sebastian said, looking slightly surprised to see me. I saw him glance over at his father and realized then that I haven’t greeted him.
“Hi…” I said lamely to the boss.
“Welcome, Grace. You seem very worried about my son…and I appreciate that…” the boss replied with a pleased smile. I wasn’t in the mood to entertain him though.
“Why is she here?” Sebastian asked, there was an edge to his voice that I couldn’t quite place.
“I ordered for her to be brought here. I have some…questions, you see…” the boss replied as if this was to be expected.
“What questions?” Sebastian asked before I could say anything.
“I can understand why Josh ended up the way he did. What I don’t understand…is how you two ended up in a ditch the way you did. Care to explain, Miss Grace?” the boss asked as he looked straight at me.
I have to say that I didn’t like the suspicious and accusing look in his eyes as he looked at me. It was like he knew something and just wanted to hear me confirm it.
“I took Grace for a late-night stroll to cool off after what happened. It was dark, we couldn’t see the edge, so we fell off,” Sebastian replied swiftly before I could say anything.
Why was he lying? What Sebastian said wasn’t completely false, but it wasn’t true. We didn’t go for a late-night stroll. I ran into the forest to escape from him, and I fell…then he helped me. That’s how we ended up the way we did.
Sensing me stiffing up next to him, Sebastian shot me a glance. His clear blue eyes telling me sit still and shut up. I bit my lips to keep myself from saying anything unnecessary. I guess, the best way out of this is to let Sebastian deal with it.
“I wasn’t asking you. I was asking Miss Grace. So, Miss Grace, what happened?” the boss asked again, his eyes directly on me.
“It’s as Sebastian said. I was…scared after what happened so he suggested that we take a stroll to help me calm down a little…” I replied, going along with Sebastian’s story.
“Well, I am glad that you’re feeling better. There’s still many days left until the promised thirty days come to an end. I do hope that we all keep our end of the bargain. You both are dismissed,” the boss said, bringing the conversation to a close.