A LIAR AT THE ALTAR SEASON 2: CHAPTER 31 – The End

Final. Epilogue

“Jax,” Kayla frowned at him but he only giggled in return. She smiled and tickled him, he wriggled in his booster giggling more.

“Is Jenna still in school?”

“No, her Driver already came to pick her.”
Kayden replied. I gave him a smug look through the mirror.

“Mom, stop.”
He groaned.

I chuckled and pulled out of the driveway.

“So, how was school?”

Kayla stopped tickling Jax and started talking about everything that happened.

A LIAR AT THE ALTAR SEASON 2: CHAPTER 31 – The End

Kayla took Jax from his booster when we got to the house.

“Hi, Morris,” They greeted as they entered the house.

“Freshen up and come down and get some snacks to eat!”
I screamed after them as they ran to the stairs.

“Hey, Morris.”

“Welcome, Mrs. Sanchester.”
I smiled at him, he would be retiring next year. It took a lot of convincing to get him to make up his mind about retiring.

I walked to the kitchen and thought of what to make for dinner. I was a good cook now, all credit goes to Tristan.
I packed their favourite cookies and grape juice. It took an hour before Kayla came to carry it.

I called Vina and spent half an hour with her on the phone.

“Say hi to my son-in-law.”
She said before hanging up.

A LIAR AT THE ALTAR SEASON 2: CHAPTER 31 – The End

It was almost seven in the evening when I finished making Dinner. Morris helped me set everything on the dining table.

I was making Jax food when someone poked me from behind. I almost screamed as I felt my heart jump to my mouth.

“Don’t sneak up on me like that, Tristan.”
I said with a scowl.

He chuckled and stepped closer. He put one arm around my waist and gave me a warm smile.

I couldn’t help but smile back. He was still in his tailored suit, his hair laid a bit messy on his head.

“I didn’t hear you come in,” I said loosening his dark tie.

“That was the whole point of sneaking up on you, Cassie.”
He said like I was too stupid to understand.

“I will get back at you for that,” I told running my hand down his hard chest.

“I will be waiting then,” he said huskily and leaned down to kss me.

“Daddy!”
Kayla screamed running into the kitchen.

“Hey, Princess.”
He gave me a quick on the lips and faced her.

She jumped on him and he carried her and left the kitchen.

“Dinner time!”
I announced to the twins who were glued to the screen in front of them.

Tristan came down from the stairs with Jax on his neck who kept giggling as Tristan moved his tiny hands like he was teaching him how to dance.

Everyone took a seat at the Dining, Morris dished out food for the kids while I set Jax in his own seat.

“Thank you, Morris.”
They each said to him.

“Let’s share the grace.”
We held one another’s hands and bowed our heads to say the grace.

“So, where will you guys like to spend your vacation?”
Tristan asked the kids when we started eating.

“Florida!”
Kayla exclaimed.

“Space.”
Kayden said.

“Hmmm, how about Paris? I already got the tickets.”

“Yes, Paris is cool.”
Kayla said chirpily.

“So is Mars,” Kayden said with a frown.

Tristan turned to look at me, I tried to hide my excitement. I have always wanted to visit Paris, we’ve been busy with work and the kids to travel. He knew how much I wanted to see Paris.

“Dad?”
Kayla called making him look away from me.

“Yes, Princess.”

“Why are you staring at mom like that?”
She asked.

“Like you wanna eat her.”
Kayden added.