I let Nina touch a second ti before opening my eyes and rising from the bed I turned to her.
"What's the matter."
Sitting beside , Nina's gaze silently bored into mine for so seconds before she spoke.
"I feel different" Nina said shaking her head.
"How "I asked taking hold of Nina's hand.
"I'm not sure, I'm just worried about Nina and us."
"Should we go check on her?" I asked feigning ignorance.
I moved to get off the bed, but Nina pushed back.
"No, not like that. With everything that's been happening, I don't know if she still loves ."
"You're her mother, why won't she love you."
"Because I betrayed her."
"Is it a betrayal if in the end you were right. "
Nina bit her lips in thought at my words, fighting and debating with the new feeling that had consud her.
"It's all so foreign, all so different. I know I told you I love you and am ready to die with you, but right now, I'm not so sure."
"Nina" I started but the woman furiously shook her head.
"It's not you Marcus, it's . You ca out clean with and were truthful, but right now, I just find everything wrong."
Nina found everything wrong because the past few days she had been making decisions without any emotional burden and now suddenly had her bond with her daughter and every other person in her life reinstalled but I had no reason to tell her that.
"Hmmm, will you feel better if I leave?"
........
At 9:30 I stood in the living room of Ava's apartnt stretching my body left and right, testing out the black tracksuit Nina had gotten .
"It doesn't itch, they're good"
Turning around to the won behind , I saw that while Ava had a victorious expression, Nina was crestfallen.
"You look like you just got mugged, why the gloomy face"
As I pulled on Nina's cheeks, she forced a smile while looking at .
Shaking my head at this, I turned and headed for the door.
Nina and Ava followed behind , the both of them stopping at the open door while I went out it.
As I turned to say my goodbyes though, I was surprised to see tears going down Nina's eyes and the woman took a step forward.
"Marcus I don't know if I am wrong, tell what to do, my heart aches."
"Mom what do you an you don't know if you're right. You are right. Very right.
I'm glad you finally ca to your senses and kicked him out."
Ava's words ca out sharp and were full of satisfaction but Nina wasn't listening to her.
Though I had anticipated sothing like this happening after Nina was unable to answer the previous night, I didn't think the woman's emotions would be so raw and powerful. Even with Ava behind her, she did not hesitate to express her emotions.
Stretching a hand to her, Nina quickly took it and walked into my arms hugging tight and pressing her lons into my chest.
While I held Nina, I looked at Ava who was at the door, the happiness that had been in her gaze now gone and replaced by a deep confliction.
We stared at each other for so seconds but in the end she scrunched up her face, turned around and marched into house.
Letting Nina cry out her emotions for so seconds my hands moved down to her bottom and I pinched it.
Ouch!!
Quickly Nina looked up at and I held out a piece of paper to her.
"What's this."
"It's a secret thod to contact ."
"Think things through. When you make your decision, take the subsequent action required."
Taking the card, Nina silently looked at the number on it.
Staring down at her solemn figure, I reached down, raised her chin and kissed her.
Unlike our usual fierce kisses, this one was calm and sensual, Nina lting in my arms as we slowly sucked on each other lips.
Our tongues gently played together for the last ti and when I pulled away, she opened her eyes dreamily.
"Bye Nina"
Without a word, I turned and walked away descending the stairs of the building without reluctance or regrets.
If I wanted to stay with the Howards and eventually bed both mother and daughter, I could have.
Though Nina's thought process had beco a ss after her emotions for her daughter returned, my efforts to entrench my existence deep in her being hadn't been in vain.
By default, in her ti of crisis, the woman saw as the one to show her the way just a father would to his daughter, but I decided against this for two reasons.
The first was that I wanted Nina of her violation to choose to surrender herself to and the second and most vital reason was that I had sothing way more important to do and needed to leave.
Just because I had taken over a ho and been brainwashing the minds of a mother and daughter didn't an I forgot my priorities.
With the governnt out looking for the John Stokes killer I had planned to seduce both mother and daughter, indoctrinate Ava if I needed so that I could have a place to stay for at least the month, but now that plan was no longer needed.
With decisiveness and certainty, a Middle Easterner who hadn't even been part of the battle in the Hyde Park Tunnel had been blad for the death of John Stokes.
It was one thing if the Secretary's death was blad on him by just the UK governnt, but for the US governnt to outrightly convict him, it said one thing,
Razak Dehlhim had truly killed the US Foreign Secretary John Stokes.
This was a fact and now history and to my best knowledge the only people that knew this was wrong was just , Ninja momma and whoever she worked for.
The whole situation slled of a deadly play behind closed doors, but it also presented with a very critical opportunity.
With Razak caught and convicted, it ant that London would stop its manhunt for John's killer and that the streets were safe for once more.
The last ti I saw Mike he was badly burnt, bloody, and had lost an arm and eye. If there ever was a ti for to end the man, that ti was now.
Rembering how nacing Mike had looked despite his brutal injuries, my body shuddered in anxiety, but at the sa ti, my heart beat in anticipation.
"Our next battle wasn't going to end like it had before."
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