Chapter 24

A Fall Out

“You know we should not be doing this at school,” said Kate, still struggling with her panting from the quickie, and playing with the hem of her dress as she winked at Tony lustfully, before throwing her gaze through the windscreen to observe students dispersing home.

“I know it is because of the smash – and-grab thieves that invaded your house.”

She shook her head in concurrence, “Yes. My home is in shambles right now. Dad wants to upturn hell for these months of losses.” Her eyes became watery at once as tears weighed on it. “Who is after my family? What could be our sin?” As tap-drop, came her tears.

“Oh, sweet cheese!” exclaimed Tony. “Why the tears?” Tony took her in his arms, pecked her forehead and nursed her, “Crying for your enemies is not a sure way to win, trust me. Your family did nothing. Every cloud has a silver lining. Everything is going to be fine. I breathe street and my nose is down for your family. As soon as I sniff these enemi