Ryker
The room fell silent for a moment. Aunt Eleanor, after processing my words, her face drew into a pleased smile.
“Oh, my darling boy. She's not here right now. She actually went out earlier for her hospital checkup.” She said,
“Oh.” I nodded, a familiar weight stabbing at me.She had left on her own. Did she tell me and I missed it? Was she upset? It was my fault for not coming earlier.
“I'm sorry about that, I should have come in earlier—”
“What are you talking about? It's alright.” She chuckled and waved it off, “She said she wanted to go out on her own without bothering you. It's rare for her to ask for some space so we let it happen. Plus the driver and bodyguards are there for her.”
“Leave the poor boy alone” Aunt Reese cut in, moving forward to pat my shoulder with her cle
