The Fight for Britannia 2_Saving America by Saxon Robinson & Saxon Andrew

Author:Saxon Robinson & Saxon Andrew [Robinson, Saxon & Andrew, Saxon]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Saxon Andrew Publishing LLC
Published: 2018-09-30T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter Nine

Taffy was crying in the Transport as they left for the funeral. Maranda sat in the back seat next to Taffy and Grady was trying everything to comfort her. Finally, Maranda sighed heavily and said, “Taffy, do you not think my parents deserved to die?” Taffy turned to Maranda with red eyes and Maranda continued, “They murdered scores of their competitors and ruined the lives of countless others.”

Taffy wiped her eyes and looked at Maranda, “But I’ve caused you to lose your family.”

Maranda lowered her eyes, “So all this sorrow is for me and not for my parents?”

Taffy stared at her in silence and then nodded, “Yes, I guess it is.”

Maranda sighed, “I don’t deserve your tears, Taffy. I’m just as guilty as they are. I deserve what happened and quite frankly, you were right when you once told me that I would spend my live without love if I continued my ways. I didn’t love my parents, other than a sense of loyalty because they were family, and I know for a fact they didn’t love me. I was just a tool to help them grow their wealth. I’m struggling to feel something for their loss and I just can’t do it. I’m ashamed of what they’ve done and I’m angry at being so stupid to try and be like them.” Maranda paused and exhaled slowly. Taffy was staring into Maranda’s eyes as she continued, “I suspect if they didn’t kill themselves they would have been hounding me constantly to make you pay for what you did to them. I might have eventually been forced to kill them myself. You have no reason to cry one tear for them or me. I do believe the best thing happened and two ugly people will no longer harm others around them.” Maranda turned to Grady, “You kept your promise not to harm them. There was no way you could prevent them from harming each other. Neither of you have anything to feel bad about.”

Taffy had stopped crying and she said softly, “But you don’t have a family; you’re alone.”

Maranda snorted, “My father and mother had brothers and sisters that they refused to have anything to do with. My father called them scavengers and had court orders placed to insure they stayed away. After some time has passed, I’ll contact them and try to repair the relationships. They are good people and I’ll not be completely alone.” Maranda paused and said, “Besides, do you think my parents would be good to have around?”

Taffy sat up straighter, “Do you mean this, Maranda?”

“The last time I saw my father I walked away disgusted. I saw him for the first time for who he really was, and it sickened me. Immediately sending his pack of assassins after you pretty much sealed my decision to stay away from them as much as possible. I left them early and came back to stay with you. I’m serious about all I’ve told you. Your sorrow for me means more than anything my parents ever showed me.

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