She's back

AN'S

was perfe

y just for this dinner. I had cooked his favourite dish and even included some intercontinental

nts and placed them at different angles.

ld have a scent but to my greatest

been married to Dante Fon

s of where I sat, I lit hibiscus scented candelabra. And for the one in the middle of the table,

me combination as I did for the

on the roof of the four corners of the dinning room even at the corners of

prevent me from squealing. Da

we got married and I had just discovered today, that I was pregnant. And tonight, I was going to break the news in the best way e

entire body, made it impossible to calm down or even sit

ertime? Should I

I sat down on my seat, envisioning the look on his face when he walks i

" I spoke out loud listening to the s

lashbac

he doctor said, a wide smile on he

ened, my ja

to ear. "I'm pregnant." I said matter of factl

iness knows no bounds Mrs Fontaine. I'm real

with me. "Thank you so much." She gave me a wide smile of ge

lations. The sun and it's fragrance shone upon my face giving

ht. I put a call through to Dante, unreachable. I called again and just left a voicemail telling him t

of flas

and Dante had still not shown up. Where was he? He us

ponse instead, it went into voicemail. I called the second time, still no

mmed it all. "Is something wrong at the office? Or are

the minute. I switched the lights back on

ead housekeeper, a middle aged woman named Clara. She wal

. "I'm still waiting for Dante,

e let me know if y

e. "You can go home now, let me

nvinced but she smiled

ign of his return. I walked to the living room and went outside the ho

other. After waiting outside for what seemed like th

ore than forty five minutes and the house was j

le the food had gone cold. I picked up my phone a

and wild as I tried to imagine all th

egan clearing the table of all the food. What a waste, I thought to myself. Then

as I could to the living room. As I was getting to the livin

d into the living room, tall and exuding a powerful aura. I felt my heart skip a beat as his eyes turned to me, dark e

say, but then a woman walked into the r

o meet her again. Those dollish eyes that looked much like mine, her innocent

her head to the side and wavin

doing with