Mommy, Is The President Our Daddy? The Ex-Wife’s Revenge

Zendaya’s POV

After dinner, I led him to his room while he seemed to want to talk to me. He would turn to me from time to time but wouldn’t do anything.

“Do you want to talk about it?” I asked but he shook his head.

“I’m just glad you made me something,” he smiled. “I didn’t know you could bake or even cook. I have heard stories but…”

Who could blame him? I had hidden that part of myself away from him and everyone around me. I didn’t want anyone to know I could do anything but look pretty.

I was happy he liked the thing I had done for him. If it was his birthday I would do something better. But it wasn’t his birthday. It was just a random day.

“You’re already late for work,” I said to him as he shrugged.

“I know you warned me so don’t gloat yet,” he chuckled. “I brought this upon myself. I do want to spend more time with you.”

Those were words I did not know I would hear again. I had so many plans for the day with him but he needed to go to work and I needed to stay home with the children.

“But you have to go,” I smiled as he nodded.

We hugged which led to us kissing and his phone ringing.

“I’ve got to take that,” he said. I nodded and left the room for my room.

At least we were at peace.

When I entered my room, I looked out of the window to enjoy the morning breeze coupled with the sun.

This was the perfect time to call Aurora and tell her that I was home and she could visit.

We could bond and do what we had missed doing over time.

“Hey,” I said after picking my phone and calling.

“Good morning,” she answered with a chirpy tone. “You’re up early.”

“You talk like I don’t get up early.”

“We grew up together, you’ve never been an early riser.”

“I had a few years away from you guys to grow on my own. Don’t forget that.”

“Oh,” she said before a cold silence brewed between us.

“So I was wondering… if you aren’t too busy today, how about you come over and visit.”

That was all she needed before she started to get chattery about what she was going to wear and do and all of that.

“How about I leave you to do your stuff while I get back to my life?”

“Sure!” she yelled, turning off the call.

I walked to the mirror to see how much I had changed. This was a crazy moment for me. I had gone from someone who didn’t know what to do with her life to someone who was very intent on being the best.

When I was done admiring myself, I went to the bathroom to shower.

***

I had just come out of the shower when a knock on the door had me opening it.

“Ma’am, there is someone in the house looking for you,” the maid said.Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.

“Who is that?” I was curious. I knew who would visit since we had already planned a date but I had to know who was here for me.

“She said she is your sister.”

“Tell her I’ll be down with her in a minute.”

She nodded before leaving as I closed the door.

I rushed to dress up thinking of how long it had been since we had seen each other. I know we had seen each other a few days ago but it didn’t count.

When I was done, I started for the living room.

I found her looking at the pictures on the wall.

“Hey,” I smiled. She turned and we hugged. Standard sister procedure for people who were still estranged to each other.

“You look… good,” she chuckled nervously.

“Yep, you look good too.” I said back.

The children heard my voice and ran out of the room to ask me questions just as they saw the woman.

“Wow,” she marveled. “You got three. I know about them but I’m still amazed to see them right now. It’s still like a dream.”

“It was for me when I gave birth to them. Either way, children, here is your aunty Aurora. She is my sister.”

They all gaped at her in shock.

“You have a sister!” they all squealed in shock. They had not expected that from me.

“Yes, yes,” I smiled. “And Aurora, here are the triplets. Landon and Luca are the men and the charming little lady is Layla.”

I watched them interact, happy that they were getting to know each other. This was going to be a wonderful time to get them acquainted.

While they played a bit, Layla quipped, “Where are your children so we can play with them?”

I watched Aurora’s face go from joy to sadness very quickly.

“Are you okay?” I asked the woman who looked at me with sad eyes.

“Not really.”

This was a sensitive subject from what I could see.

“Hey kids, how about you three run to the room and get me my phone?” I said to them as they all ran away. I turned to her and wondered what was making her sad. “Are you okay?”

“I’m not,” she sighed. “I feel like a terrible person right now.”

“What do you mean?”

“I’ve been trying with my husband for a while now to get kids but we can’t.”

I was saddened by this.

“Have you tried alternatives?”

“I have tried everything I…”

She got interrupted by Delia’s father screaming at the gates.

The children returned with what I had sent them to get as I walked to the door to see him there screaming.

“Hey, Aurora, how about you take the children inside while I deal with this?” I said.

She shook her head and took the children to their room as I went out to talk to the man in private.