His Promise: The Mafia’s Babies by C. Tamika novel Chapter 305

Chapter 305

Elena

“Miss Elena!”

Miss? Who were they calling miss?

The loud knocks on the door terrified me so much, I had nearly slipped myself in the bathroom. I wrapped a towel around my body and ran to the door. Waking up in a new home was still a lot to get used to.

“Yes, yes I’m here!” I opened the door. The maid in front of me looked from the towel around my body to the wet floor. “Yes,” I cleared my throat.

“Y-yes.” The maid frowned. “We’re ready to serve you your breakfast. Where would you like to eat?”

Did they make me breakfast?

“Where would I like to eat?”

I noticed a slight hint of annoyance in the maid’s eyes, covered with a fake smile. “The dining room, the ballroom, garden-”

“Oh, the backyard will do!” I nodded awkwardly. I was always the one taking care of my dad, but this time someone was actually taking care of me.

“Get dressed…and you can come down whenever you’re ready.”

After the maid had left, I did as told and got dressed. I would be lying if I said I wasn’t hungry because I always was.

I made my way to the hallway, but before I could take another step-another maid was already in front of me.

“Please follow me, miss.”

Without saying another word, I followed the woman through the mansion to the backyard and stared in awe. Marvin hadn’t shown me this spot before. My eyes automatically moved to the large pool, as I had already made plans to make good use out of it.

“Any allergies we should know about?” The maid led me to a set table near the pool. I ran to the table and looked at the several dishes. “No.” I smiled, pulling out a chair. “And it’s a bit too late for that-don’t you think?”

A scoff escaped from the maid’s lips. Yup, they did not like me at all. “Please, enjoy.”

“I will, thank you,” I spoke, unbothered. “And I don’t want to be annoying-but do you know where I can find Marvin?”

“I’ll tell him you’ve been looking for him.”

“Thank you.”

The maid turned away, giving me enough time to admire the food from up close. The table was filled with pancakes, bacon and eggs, and so much more. I grabbed myself a plate, filled it with whatever I could, and began eating.

“Taste good, doesn’t it?” A shadow blocked the sun from my face. The feeling of a sudden hand on my shoulder made me flinch, but before I could react-Victor had revealed himself.

“Hi.” I greeted him, dropping my fork. Victor pulled out a chair and sat down. “Good morning.” He greeted. “Mind if I join you?”

What was the point of asking if he had already made himself comfortable?

“No, please.” I smiled. “It’s not my house.”

“It isn’t.” Victor laughed. “Don’t let me distract you from destroying that plate-please continue.” He spoke. I ignored his presence and continued eating my food.

“I’m sorry

about your dad.” Victor spoke after a few seconds of silence. It was good to know Marvin told the entire household that my dad had kicked me out.Note the sarcasm.

“It’s okay.”

Victor hummed. “Yes–you and Marvin both

What was that supposed to mean?

“What we wanted?”

got what you wanted.”

Victor nodded. “Yes, I supposed he finally opened up to you about his feelings.”

“His feelings?”

A deep sigh escaped from Victor’s lips as he brushed his hand through his hair. “Wait, he hasn’t told you that’s he’s into you?”

“Into me?” I asked, confused. Was he really talking about Marvin?

“Because if he hasn’t, we should just forget we ever had this conversation.” Victor got up from

his chair. He stole a strawberry from my plate and ruffled his hand through my hair as I was still trying to process his words.

Marvin was into me?

“It’s good to have you here, Elena,” Victor spoke. I followed his gaze and looked at Marvin and Tiago, who made their way over from a distance. If there was one thing I had learned, it was that Marvin and Victor did not get along.

Seeing Tiago made me think of our previous conversation and the real reason why I had no issue staying here.He had yet to give me a name.

Without giving it a second thought, I got up from my chair and waved at my target. “Tiago!” I held up my hand. Tiago stopped in his steps and had a tensed expression in his eyes as he stared at Victor.

“What are you doing here?” Marvin focused his attention on Victor. “Are you bothering her

“No, we were just talking-isn’t that right, Elena?” Victor nudged me. I smiled at Marvin and gave him a nod. “Yes, don’t worry.”

“Some people work for their money, Marvin,” I told him. “I mean, no offense, of course.”

Marvin shot me an impressed look. “None taken. I actually agree with you. The Castillo’s are lazy,” He laughed. “Don’t worry. My money is your money.”

My money is your money? That didn’t sound bad at all, but we barely knew each other.

“Come on, call your friend.” Marvin pushed me. “Trust me. It’ll be nice to get out of the country. Sometimes you just have to get away from everything.”

He had a point. It would be nice to escape reality for a while. It would be nice to clear my head, and after all I had been through-I definitely deserved it.Why would I say no to a free

vacation?

“Then I guess I’ll call Rona.” I laughed, confused. Doing something like this was entirely out of character for me, but I guess people changed. I dialed Rona’s number and put her on speaker.

“Lena!”Rona picked up her phone.

“Rona! “I began. “You’re never going to believe what happened yesterday, but long story short-my dad kicked me out, and now I’m living with Marvin!”

“You’re living with your crush-

“You’re on speaker!”I shouted over Rona and looked at Marvin, who had not missed a single word. He looked at me with a confident smirk on his lips.

“Oh, M-Marvin?” Rona muttered. “Yes.” I frowned. Rona had just confirmed my feelings for Marvin, and he did not seem surprised in the slightest. Whether he wanted to do something with it or not was entirely up to him.

“Rona, I have a question for you.” Marvin took over the conversation. “I was wondering if Elena could take a few days off from work, so I can take her on vacation-

“Yes, absolutely.” Rona cut him off, not giving him the chance to finish his sentence. Well, that

was easy.

“So, where are we going?”

“We? “I spoke, startled. There was a big misunderstanding. I made eye contact with Marvin, who shrugged his shoulders. “Did she just invite herself?” Marvin whispered, just as confused.

“Tell her she can’t go!” I whispered back. Marvin shook his head. “It’s your friend, not mine.”

“Uh guys, so where are we going? “Rona asked once again. Marvin took a deep breath. “I thought we should go somewhere as far away as possible—”

“Like Amsterdam!” Rona suggested. “I’ve always wanted to go there!”

“Amsterdam? “Marvin looked at me for confirmation.

“Okay, Amsterdam, it is!”