The Wrath Of The Shadow Wolf

The whole family was in the sitting room and the room was quiet with everyone looking at Riona. Wright was standing in front of Riona. He had his hands on his hips and he stared at her in anger.

Riley was sitting on a couch with her mum beside her. She had a bandage on her left arm and some bruises on her face. This was a result of the fracture she suffered from her fight with Riona.

Riona was sitting down on one of the couches. She appeared not to be bothered with the state that her family was in and she was pressing her phone.

“I am talking to you Rio, stop pressing that phone” Wright screamed.

He was so frustrated with Riona’s attitude. When did she become a tigress, going about fighting whosoever she felt was standing in her way? He asked himself. He wondered where he had lost it. He knew his daughter is a character but she was never this aggressive.

If he had not known Riley better, he could have sworn that she was at fault. But Riley is not one to go about looking for trouble.

“Give that to me now” he ordered.

“What?” Riona asked.

Riona felt there was no way her dad would be asking her to hand over her phone to him. She could not understand why everyone seem to turn blind eyes to the fact that Riley was the one that had started the fight but they had instead dwelled on the fact that Riley sustained one or two injuries, which was what she well deserved.

“Give me that phone now Riona, don’t let me repeat myself,” Wright said.

Riona murmured something as she handed the phone over to her father.

“And what are you saying?” he asked.

“She started the fight dad, she hit me first. Why is anyone not talking about that?” Riona asked.

“You pushed her first Riona, if you had not dragged her, she would not have considered retaliating,” he said.

“She slapped me twice dad, was I supposed to just sit and let her go after hitting me twice?” she asked.

“So, what is wrong if you saw her standing where she was standing? This is her house too Rio, and the earlier you stop pretending not to understand that Rio, the better it will be for every one of us” he said.

“What was she looking for in my mum’s room?” Riona retorted.

“And I just say that she has as much right as you to be there?” he said.

“No dad, she does not. What if she takes something from it?” Riona asked.

to my daughter

well. But she will not sit and do anything when Riona decided to

handle

to teach her some manners,”

You know you actually don’t have to remind us of that right? We have fully

this, let me

was furious. She wondered when all these were going to end. However, she kept quiet and allowed Wright to deal with

to

for what

it for dealing with Riley the way she deserved and thereby putting her in her place, was it for saying that Riley had intended to steal

Rio,”

I am not being considerate towards Maeve and her daughter, Riley, and just

do you call all of these been nice?”

eyes and inhaled for some seconds before

some manners on what happens to someone that decides to go around slapping random folks, and you said I was the trouble maker. Then I explained to everyone here that a person that is seen wandering in an area where he or she has no business is a likely suspect, and Maeve here provoked and told me that I was placing some allegations her daughter and now I tried to make Maeve understand that we are not fools and that we are

angrily

you try to trivialize all that you have done, and one more derogatory word from you about my daughter and I, I will teach you a lesson that you will not

her mother’s hands and made her sit back beside

smiled mischievously and

apology to make dad. Excuse

sitting room as her dad called

back right here

ignored his call and went straight

turned to

for one thing Maeve, that you just shut up and allow me to talk to

when Wright ran after Riona. Seeing that Wright

………………………………………………..

all that about?” Wright screamed

do the talking dad, so I

you ever talk about her

that you see something wrong with

to feel bad, she believed her dad was refusing to see things from her perspective. She felt he was only

have to grow past this