014 | Sheila's Past

"Oh God, save me from the strange quarrels between my son and his son," grumbled Lord Xavian as he joined the breakfast table the next morning.

Arlo purposely didn't look up, just scowling at his breakfast of bread, meat, fries, and a bit of melted cheese.

"That's why I believe our son shouldn't have children before marriage," murmured Lady Chandie across from Arlo, enjoying her breakfast while reading the newspaper.

"As I've said," Lord Xavian winked at Kieran and Arlo, "Adopting a child is a brave act. But dealing with their quirks post-adolescence requires not just bravery, but gentleness."

"I'm tired of hearing your advice, Father," grumbled Kieran. "Clearly useless if the child won't even speak to you from the start."

"Yep," chimed in Arlo. "Clearly useless."

Xavian smiled knowingly and began eating his breakfast. "So," he muttered after the first bite. "Last night, did you go to Darklake's house or Silverwood's?"

Kieran's utensils clattered onto his plate. He stared sharply at h
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