Carlton sighed, he looked at his daughter in a pityful manner and he could tell that she was going through a lot, he can't tell what she was going through at the moment precisely but he discerned it. "Can you tell me how you have been? I know we have been in distance with eachother but I still keep track of you, last thing I knew about you was that you and your husband divorced six years ago?" Carlton asked. "I'm fine. I'm loosing my patience and I will just walk out now, I don't want to be rude so please go straight to the point," Amy said, trying not to let out her anger and pain. Carlton of course understood the reason for the anger of her daughter towards him, he went straight to the point, "A woman from a rich and powerful family approached me a long time ago when her husband's company was almost going bankrupt and although I'm not half as rich as them, I have what it takes to help them at that moment." He continued," I realiz

Amy and her six kids were now in the mansion, the kids were in Nell's room, Amy told the kids that the woman was their second grandma and would be responsible for taking care of them but since she lives in the mansion, she would always check up on them and play with them as usual.  Most importantly, she warned the kids again and again to now refer to her as 'aunt' rather than to refer to her as 'mum.' When the children asked why, she told them that it was necessary for now. She said they will all be protected if they refer to as such and they all concurred eventhough they couldn't fully understand the reason behind why their mother wanted them to be referring to her as 'aunt' from now henceforth.  But as long as they would all be protected, they would do just as she had wanted them to do.  Amy's greatest fear was for the children not to refer to her as mum before Broderick.  Amy w

Broderick watched as Nell lead the children to her room. Were those six children really her children? But she couldn't have abducted six identical kids at a time if at all she wanted to abduct. He then purposed to have some talks with any of the child at any chance. Amy was frustrated inside the bathroom, she has to sit at the headrest of the baththub with only a towel around her body. How heartless could this man be? If at all he wanted to lock her up, must it be in the bathroom? Amy remained in the bathroom until it was night, she kept hoping that he would probably change his mind but he didn't, moreso, she had not even taken dinner yet and she was beginning to get hungry. But the night kept closing up yet there was no sign of anyone, does that mean she would not be able to check on her children this night? She walked to the door and planted a knock on the door but got no response, she banged the door heavily out of frustration and even screa

Amy didn't know what to say anymore, she was in a state of dilemma now, her mouth was literally shivering and she wondered why her plan to run away didn't just go as planned. She despised Callan so much for going to pick her children. After two minutes of silence, the call came to an end. Amy's hand dropped slowly from her ear. What would he plan on doing to her now? She had angered him and she was now in deep trouble. "The phone, please," Brett requested and Amy handed over the phone to him. She had even forgotten that Brett was standing before her. Brett walked away from her and Amy got seriously lost in thought that she barely had no idea of what was going on around her anymore. She was in deep suspense about what Broderick planned on doing to her. Most particularly, she was scared that he may go ahead and ask Callan about it. If Callan spills out the truth, was she not in bigger trouble that way? Should she quickly

Amy and the children soon appeared at Nell's room. This time, Nell was already awake. When she saw the kids with Amy, she asked," I have been worried since I can't find them here, did you take them out?" "No, ma..." Amy said, she didn't know how to tell Nell that the children left themselves and started playing around the mansion. Nell counted the children but realized that there were only three boys and two girls here," there is one more, where is she? "That's Debbie, she can be quiet and weird atimes, she refused to follow his brothers and sisters here. I'll go and get her now," Amy said and left the kids. "Come around," Nell said and gestured for the kids to take their seats. The children sat but were not happy because Amy was not with them. It had been a few days that they had not seen their mother and now that they saw her, she had gone out again. The hoped that when she bring Debbie back, they would be able to spend time with