Archie was wondering what Ryder meant by what he said but was interrupted by his father descending the stairs with a smile.Marshall beamed at his son who was standing with Ryder. There was nothing that was stopping him from making Ryder go back to school. Maybe now that Archie was around, Ryder would be more serious. "He's not the problem, son. I didn't see that you were committed enough. If I see you showing interest in the things that matter, I will make you return to school."Archie noticed the strain between both father and son. So he decided to exempt himself from the situation. "It was great spending time with you however, it's getting late and I have to run," Archie said and they didn't say anything. "Thank you for dinner." He added before turning away. "Thank you too."Archie nodded carefully before turning away. "No, not so fast," Marshall replied swiftly and he turned towards his father."I'm sorry?""You can't just leave, Marcel will take you home.""I don't mind...""I

Daisy was beaming when Archie walked in and he pretended not to understand what was happening. "Come in, son. I have good news for you but firstly, did you see Mr. Ralph's car on the way here?"Archie shrugged while being happy inwardly watching his mother look so relieved "No, I didn't. Should I be happy about something ma'am?" He inquired and she beamed."Yes, you should, but before I tell you what happened, where did you get this from?" She inquired, nodding towards the groceries in his hands leaving him a bit stunned. Archie took a minute before finally speaking. He didn't want to expose his heritage yet. "I don't know... It was from my savings and while I was shopping, I met a very kind stranger who helped me out and said that I didn't need to worry about the bills, so after he left I still went back to add more groceries. May I put them in the fridge?" He inquired, avoiding her question tactfully.Daisy, having no reason to doubt her lovely son nodded and rubbed her palms excit

Coleman's family house stood out impressively against the terrain and they nodded at how magnificent it was. It was very obvious that his father was rich. Well, he was the Mayor so what did they expect?"I don't understand the rave about these boy's houses. It's just so saddening." "Oh? I didn't know that there was a rave about it. If you will, I would have loved for you to just try as much as possible to pipe down today so that we don't get into any trouble at all." Archie suggested. He really just wanted to see what the party was all about. Bailey nodded and adjusted her glasses on her slim nose before turning toward him. "Well, how do I look?" "Beautiful," Archie replied without a thought. He had noticed but had forgotten to comment about it because he was thinking about something else he didn't even realize that he was supposed to do. Bailey nodded and scrunched her face when she saw a lot of cars lined up behind Coleman's. "Tommy is such a bully. Why does everyone have to li

Connor didn't expect the torrent of blows that came down on him when he was speaking to Archie. Little did he know that Archie had studied him very well to know that he was better at shoving people, which caused them to fall and emerge as the winner. But this time around, Archie was ready for whatever it would take to make sure that he got to the bottom of the issue. Getting to the bottom of the issue meant that he was going to iron everything out before they could even say Jack. As they were even trying to understand what was happening, Archie jumped on Connor and began to slap him very hard. "You will not speak to people in this manner. Learn to accord people respect." Each statement was accompanied by a slap that made the whole room keep quiet.Connor's arms flailed as he tried to defend himself to no avail but no one was even acting like they saw him in pain. They were also feeling very annoyed at the way that Connor acted but they didn't have any choice at that."Is there anyt

Archie's brows were raised to a good measure. "I don't think that's a good idea. How would they receive my presence? I mean, this is not who they would expect to be their daughter's friend?" He replied warily. Bae rolled her eyes at him. He was very fond of downgrading himself and trying to act like he was nothing when in reality, she saw beyond that and was finally going about to make sure that she drew him out of his shell. "But does it really matter? You're just my friend, we are having dinner, what's wrong if you just show up? It's not like you're disabled, even if you were that doesn't mean a thing to me." She replied and he rolled his eyes. She didn't understand what he was saying. He had seen this pattern a lot of times to understand that the rich didn't like their kids mingling with the less privileged.He wasn't also ready to reveal his identity yet. "I know that and I don't doubt your friendship neither do I think that your parents think that way but it's the truth, so wh