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Mr Nobody the Last King

His life epitomizes suburban bliss in tranquil place where he lives with his beloved wife and two children. But one fateful night, a violent break-in shatters their peace, stripping them of cherished possessions and sense of security. As the family struggles to heal, he finds himself irrevocably changed. Consumed by paranoia and driven by the need to protect his family at all costs, he embarks on a dangerous path, adopting unrecognizable and often destructive behavior. His obsession and his desperate quest for redemption in a world where everything he once knew has been turned upside down. He's a man of his words and he vows to see his family back to what and how the were before the ordeal.

Nduduzo_Ncwane · Urban
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22 Chs

Doubts And Determination

Timothy's POV

I settle into the leather armchair in my study, the weight of recent events heavy on my mind. 

Martin, my most trusted confidant, sits opposite me, his expression expectant as I prepare to deliver the news.

"Martin," I begin, my voice steady but tinged with concern, "we need to talk about Aurian."

Martin leans forward, his brow furrowing in anticipation. "What's happened?" he asks, his tone serious.

I take a deep breath, gathering my thoughts before speaking. "Aurian has made a decision," 

I say, choosing my words carefully. "He told me, his father, about his relationship with Samantha Whitaker."

Martin's eyes widen in surprise, a mixture of shock and concern crossing his features. "He did what?" he exclaims, his voice rising slightly in disbelief.

I nod grimly, confirming his worst fears. "Yes, he confronted me about Samantha," I explain, the gravity of the situation sinking in.

Martin shakes his head, his expression troubled. "This complicates things," he murmurs, running a hand through his hair in frustration. "We need to tread carefully from here on out."

I nod in agreement, knowing that the repercussions of Aurian's actions could have far-reaching consequences for all of us. "We can't afford any missteps," I say firmly, steeling myself for the challenges that lie ahead.

Martin meets my gaze, his eyes reflecting a shared determination. "We'll handle this, Timothy," he says, his voice unwavering. "Together."

And as we exchange a silent vow to navigate the stormy waters ahead, I'm reassured by the strength of our bond and the unwavering loyalty of those closest to me. 

"Anyways , I was going to come see you even if you had not called me over. Everything is ready and on standby."

He gives me a knowing look, I nod, a sense of determination coursing through my veins as Martin delivers his message. "Good," I reply, my voice steady with resolve. "We'll strike soon."

Martin's eyes gleam with anticipation, his confidence unwavering. "We've planned for every contingency," he assures me. "Once we have a date, we'll move swiftly."

I lean forward, a fire burning in my eyes. "We can't afford to wait any longer," I say, my voice low but intense. "Those thieves have had their fun for too long. It's time to reclaim what's rightfully ours."

Martin nods in agreement, his expression mirroring my own determination. "Agreed," he says firmly. "We'll show them that no one crosses the Millers and gets away with it."

With a shared sense of purpose, we finalize our plans, setting a date for our operation to reclaim the stolen treasure. 

As we prepare to embark on our mission, I'm filled with a renewed sense of resolve, knowing that justice will soon be served. 

And with Martin by my side, I'm confident that nothing will stand in our way as we seek to right the wrongs that have been done to us.

Martin's expression grows even more determined as he emphasizes the significance of our mission. 

"They took more than just treasure," he says, his voice tinged with frustration. "They took our security, our sense of safety. We can't allow them to hold power over us any longer."

I nod in agreement, understanding the gravity of the situation. "We'll retrieve everything they've stolen from us," I vow, my voice firm. "And we'll ensure that they never threaten us again."

Martin's eyes harden with resolve as he meets my gaze. "We'll make them regret the day they crossed us," he declares, his voice filled with conviction. "They'll soon learn that no one messes with the Millers and gets away with it."

We have been relaxing for some time , on our second glasses of whiskey when Martin suggests that we call Aurian in and talk to him.

There's nothing to lose by doing so , I quickly text him to come to my office, I'm sure he's busy with his video games if not on the phone with that girl.

As Martin and I sit across from Aurian, our expressions serious, I take a deep breath, preparing to broach the delicate subject. "Aurian, there's something we need to discuss with you," I begin, my voice steady but firm.

Aurian's brow furrows in confusion, sensing the gravity of the situation. "What's going on?" he asks, his tone wary.

Martin leans forward, his gaze unwavering. "It's about Samantha," he says, his voice tinged with concern. "We've become aware of some potential risks associated with your relationship, and we believe it's important to address them."

Aurian's expression shifts, a mixture of surprise and apprehension crossing his features. "What do you mean?" he asks, his voice tense with anticipation.

I take a deep breath, choosing my words carefully. "There are certain... complications surrounding Samantha's family," I explain, trying to convey the seriousness of the situation. 

"Her father's connections pose a potential threat to our family's safety, and we believe it's in everyone's best interest to reconsider your relationship."

Aurian's eyes widen in disbelief, the weight of our words sinking in. "But I love her," he protests, his voice filled with emotion.

I exchange a glance with Martin, knowing that this won't be easy for Aurian to hear. "We understand, Aurian," I say gently, reaching out to reassure him. 

"But sometimes, love isn't enough to overcome certain obstacles. We're only trying to protect you and the rest of the family."

Martin nods in agreement, his expression sympathetic. "We're here for you, Aurian," he says, his voice filled with genuine concern. "But we need to make sure you're making the right decisions for your own safety."

As Aurian absorbs our words, I can see the conflict playing out in his eyes. And though I know this won't be an easy conversation for any of us, I'm grateful to have Martin by my side as we navigate the challenges that lie ahead. 

His frustration boils over, his accusatory tone cutting through the tension in the room. 

"You're telling me to end things with Samantha without even giving me valid reasons? How is that fair?"

I can feel the weight of his accusation bearing down on me, his words echoing in my mind. It's a valid point, and I struggle to find a response that will satisfy him.

"Dad , uncle Mart. You're both being hypocrites right now. I need to know exactly why I must give up my love."

His accusation hits me like a punch to the gut, his words laced with frustration and anger. I take a moment to gather my thoughts, knowing that his feelings are justified but also realizing the complexity of the situation. 

"Aurian, I understand why you're upset," I begin, my voice calm but tinged with regret. "But the situation with Samantha's father is... complicated. It's not something I can easily explain right now."

His expression hardens, his eyes narrowing in disbelief. "So, what? You expect me to just take your word for it?" he demands, his tone challenging.

I shake my head, feeling the weight of his accusation. "No, of course not," I reply, my voice earnest. "But trust me when I say that there are reasons why Martin and I are concerned. We're not asking you to end things lightly."

Martin interjects, his tone gentle but firm. "Aurian, your safety and the safety of our family are our top priorities," he says, his voice steady. "We wouldn't ask you to do this if we didn't believe it was necessary."

Aurian's anger seems to waver slightly, replaced by a sense of resignation. "I just don't understand why I have to suffer for something that happened between you and Marcus," he mutters, his voice tinged with frustration.

I sigh, knowing that his feelings are valid, he is my son. I want what's best for him and that Samantha girl is not it. 

"I wish I could give you a better explanation right now," I admit, feeling a pang of guilt. "But please, trust that we have your best interests at heart. We'll figure this out together, okay?"

Aurian'n resolve is palpable as he rises from his seat, his voice trembling with determination. 

"I'm not going down without a fight," he declares, his words ringing with defiance. "I'll fight for Samantha, no matter what you say. I deserve to be treated like a man, not a child. And until you can give me valid reasons, I'm not backing down."

With that, he storms out of the room, leaving Martin and me in stunned silence. The door slams shut behind him, the sound echoing in the empty space as we digest the weight of his words. 

It's clear that Aurian's determination knows no bounds, and I can't help but feel a pang of worry for what lies ahead. 

But even as uncertainty looms on the horizon, one thing remains certain: Aurian's unwavering commitment to this girl is not light.

I'm wondering if he's doing this on purpose to get us to talk more about the past or if he genuinely loves this girl.

Martin and I sit in the aftermath of Aurian's outburst, he is really his father's son. I take a deep breath, trying to collect my thoughts as I share my concerns with Martin. 

"I'm worried that Aurian's reaction might be more than just defiance," I admit, my voice heavy with apprehension. "What if he's trying to force us to open up about the past?"

Martin furrows his brow, considering my words carefully. "It's possible," he concedes, his tone thoughtful. "But I also think he's genuinely in love with Samantha. He wouldn't react like this if he didn't care about her."

I nod slowly, acknowledging Martin's point. "You may be right," I concede, though uncertainty still gnaws at the edges of my mind. 

"But until we know for sure, we need to proceed with caution. We can't ignore the potential risks, especially when it comes to our family's safety."

As Martin and I continue to discuss the situation, I can't shake the feeling of unease that hangs in the air. We can't afford to let our guard down. There's too much at stake, and until we have all the answers, we'll need to tread carefully.

Marcus Whitaker. This , I wasn't expecting. Did you send your daughter to manipulate my son?