Chapter89: A Bad Morning

Chapter 89: A Bad Morning XENOIS The morning sun streaming through my office window felt like a mockery of the chaos that had consumed my life in the past twenty-four hours.  I sat at my desk, staring at the reports Margo had brought me, but the words kept blurring together as my mind kept on wandering back to the impossible facts Dr. Martinez had revealed yesterday. Riley was my son in all ways it was possible. My biological son. And I had absolutely no memory of how that was possible. The sound of small footsteps in the hallway above reminded me that both boys were still in the house and they were still recovering from yesterday's accident.  Lumina had been up most of the night, checking on Riley every two hours as Dr. Martinez had instructed us to do so, making sure his head injury was healing properly.  I'd offered to help with the night watch, but she barely paid me any attention, after all she was still hurt and angry from my behavior at the school. Not that I blamed her. I'd kis