Vince notices when he sighs and then took a deep breath before continuing, "I admire her as a young lady, she is also God fearing and so is her family.
I have chosen her because she has good moral values which I can hardly say for this household, this family needs to get some of those qualities.
I have seen her put so many on the right path and I desire to see my family get on the straight and narrow path.
Am I wrong to want that for my loved one? I have failed in so many ways and now my only chance of fixing it, you have allowed it to slip away.
Not only did you cause this child to leave my house, but you are also the one responsible for whatever this family has to endure now."
Slone silently grieved in his heart, 'They must also know to enjoy the benefits of the house, they must be obedient and follow the house rules.
If I don't do this now who knows what they will try to do next?' Slone knows, 'This is not the time to feel sorry or turn back his decision, this lesson is imperative to their upbringing.'
Vanda hearing his cruel words shouted, "No GP, you cannot punish us because of someone else wrongdoing."
"Vanda, I had warned you beforehand, but you take my warning lightly, now you either find a job to finance your lifestyle, or the friend you supported who is causing this havoc in my house will support you."
Vanda looks at Chrystal knowing she is the faulted one for all that is happening to her and her family, "GP, please listen to me, Chrystal cannot support me, she comes to me for cash before the month ends because her salary is insufficient."
Hearing him laugh Vanda knows it was not a happy laugh, she recalls on many occasions when the other family members make him unhappy and how he disclaimed them forthwith.
I can't let him do that to me, what will become of my image? And my friends will laugh at me.'
Vanda was so angry with Chrystal but then she remembers what GP said was true, he had warned her on two separate occasions since Vince got married. 'If only I had taken heed to those warnings seriously and ignores Chrystal's plea to come over this won't be happening.
Although I have heard what mischief she had done to Sidney, I still wasn't strong enough to say no to her pleading, now look at the outcome and havoc she has caused me and the other family members.
Now we will all suffer because I keep believing she is a good friend. Oh God, how am I going to get out of this hot water, and what should I do now I have even brought Vince to that place where he has to endure such embarrassment in front of the entire family?'
Slone looks at her seeing how she was panicking but she is very obstinate, 'Now maybe she will drive Chrystal out herself so no one will get blamed.
Charles was angry and wanted to compel Chrystal not to return, but I warn him knowing Vanda is stubborn and doesn't hold back when she wants to have her own ways. If only I had allowed him as he had wanted to, all this trouble and pain could have been avoided.'
When GP said in an angry tone of voice, "You see my child, you don't know your friend as well enough as you think, go to my study and see in the draw at the top right side, her bank statement is there. Then you will see how truthful your friend is to you.
Since the night of the party you questioned me about Sidney and Chrystal, I did some checking up on Chrystal, but you never take heed of my warning, so now you will have to weigh your options.
And you Vinceson, I will handle all my businesses from tomorrow, but now I will have to find that child."
"GP, I am sorry this is all my fault, you don't need to punish the other family members because of my mistake." Noticing Vanda let go of his hand and walked towards him but at that same time GP stood up.
Vince knew he had hurt him very badly, it pains to see him cry for Sidney. What was shocking was, 'All of us here have never received such love, not even Sueann or Fredrick who gloats over him,
What is it about Sidney that had surpassed all of his flesh and blood to speak so highly of her?
Now that the damage has already been done Vince hopes with all his heart that his apology will be acceptable and soften his heart so he will change his decision if not for him but for the other family members the receive a monthly allowance.'
While pondering on everything that has occurred during the morning and the reaction of the family when they heard of GP's decision they all refuted but who could blame them, this is all his fault.
At that moment his rage was even more vicious instead when he snorted out in an angry tone of voice.
"Sorry, won't cut it anymore, for two years and more I had watched that child grow in wisdom and understanding. I keep track of her every move, do you think I will just choose someone randomly for you from the streets?
I attended charities, fundraisers, the battered home and the poor with her seeing how caring and lovingly she ministered to their needs.
And today you are telling me after I had tried everything in my power to get her in my house you are sorry.
You drive her out, as his voice trembles and the tears flow, I could hear the grief and pain in his voice, "No son, you have broken my heart. And nothing you can say or do to change what has already happened unless that child doesn't return everyone's allowance is stand down."