Ficool

Chapter 61 - As days passed

Everything seemed to be settling into a rhythm at the Devis household.

Eric was slowly growing closer to Justin, and Justin, despite himself, began feeling that strange, unexplainable pull—just like his mother had warned him about. Lussy noticed the subtle glances and moments between them, and a twinge of jealousy crept in without her even realizing it.

Meanwhile, the younger cousins—Lussy, Thomas, and Emily—had formed an unbreakable bond. They were inseparable, like best friends who had shared a lifetime of adventures in just a few weeks. Their laughter and camaraderie became the heartbeat of the house.

Amber, ever the multitasker, balanced her time between finding solutions for Nattalie's treatment, handling urgent office work, and caring for the children. She moved through the house with grace and efficiency, her presence commanding yet comforting.

Jonathan, who had once been frustrated and angry at Amber, found his feelings shifting. His irritation melted into respect, admiration, and something far deeper—a quiet love that he now barely tried to hide.

Steve and Megan, on the other hand, were navigating a delicate tension. Megan had begun keeping a secret from Steve, and although he sensed it, he didn't approve. They were maintaining a careful distance, walking the line between curiosity and trust.

Joseph remained focused on his work, buried in responsibilities, while Lauran wandered through the house, unsure of what to do with herself.

Mr. and Mrs. Devis had left for a week to attend a relative's function, leaving the house in the hands of the others.

Yet beneath the calm, unnoticed currents were small, powerful changes. Without even realizing it, Lussy was becoming a Cupid of sorts—her playful interactions, teasing remarks, and little nudges were gently drawing Justin and Eric closer together. She had no intention of meddling, but fate seemed to be using her as its instrument.

And so, as the house buzzed with life, laughter, and subtle tensions, a new chapter quietly began to unfold—one that none of them could predict.

---continue

More Chapters