Sins Of The Past novel Chapter 6

And Raymond hadn't disappointed him at all because now, their company was the only company in the country that dressed the president. He was in charge of it and his adopted family wouldn't have been prouder of him more than they were.

Speaking of his family, he looked at his wrist watch and realized that he was going to be late if he continued to sit there and think of the past. He got up and rushed to the bathroom where he took a quick shower and changed into light blue jeans with a black T-shirt and a pair of white sneakers. If he run to one of his employees they would sure take a picture of him.

Because not even once had he ever worn anything but tuxedo to the office.

Raymond took the car keys and soon he was in front of his father's door. He rung the door bell and as he waited he wondered why he even had agreed to his sister. That girl really had a way of convincing him into agreeing into things that he didn't want to do. And he had no idea how.

"Please come in sir." One of many maids opened the door and stepped aside to welcome him. "They're waiting at the dinning table."

Raymond nodded his head and walked to the dinning area. This house had been his home since long but he had left it the moment he began to work at the company. He was at peace having his own place and not seeing the care in his father's face each day he saw him.

"My son is finally home." The now gray haired man said standing up and walking towards Raymond. He pulled him into a hug before letting go after a while. "You know, you embracing me back won't hurt, right?"

Raymond said nothing but stood there looking at his father. He didn't know how to be affectionate and all that. At least, that something that was buried along with his mother. Long ago and it was all forgotten.

"I told you he'll come." Raymond moved his eyes from his father to his little sister who held her hand out to her brother. He watched as Abel pull out a five hundred dollar bill out and his car keys before handing them over to his sister. Of course, they always made money through him. Especially his sister. "Don't worry, I'll try not to crush your car."

"You better not." Abel had a frown on his face. "Because if you do, Ray won't get you the car he promised."

Don't get him all wrong. He hadn't promised anything to anyone but his sister made sure that everyone knew that he was getting her a new car. You wonder why? That's because the stupid girl didn't know how to drive and she refused to have a driver to help her out. Raymond even felt sorry for Abel's car because thirty minutes were enough for it not no longer work.

"Come, let's have dinner." His father walked him to the table where he sat between him and his young sister.

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