Chapter 149 Enough Is Enough

• Alexandra packed some things for the kids and brought them over to Victoria‘s house. “Why are we sta ying with grandma again?” Sophia asked as they drove. “Victoria misses us. We are just going to keep her company for a while,” Alexandra explained “But she could come stay with us,” Charlie argued. “She could, but grandma is older. It is harder for her to pack her things and move. This is so she can get her fill of spoiling you three,” Alexandra laughed lightly. “Do es that mean we get cookies every day?” Sophia asked, kicking her legs in her seat excitedly. “I’m sure she will make you lots of cookies,” Alexandra assured. When she got to Victoria‘s house, the kids r an right in begging for cookies. Alexandra had called ahead and gave a quick rundown on what was goi ng on. Victoria was expecting them.
• She pulled their bags out of the car. Hers were still back at the house and she was going to go back for it later. She‘d have to talk to Santino when he got back, anyway. Inside, the kids already had glasses of milk and cookies. Ale xandra chuckled and shook her head. She brought the kids‘ bags upstairs and then joined them in the k itchen for her own cookie, which, with her pregnancy hormones, seemed like the most delicious thing in the world suddenly. “Don‘t worry, grandma, we‘ll keep you company,” Charlie said through a mouthful of cookie. “And I am very grateful,” Victoria said, patting his head. “Can we talk?” Alexandra asked, nod ding to the living room. Victoria followed her out. “Can you tell me what is really going on?” “Damon esc aped. Larissa helped him. Santino accused me of helping,” she said, crossing her arms. “That‘s.” Victor ia shook her head. “I‘m sorry, Alex.” She put her hands on her granddaughter‘s shoulders. “I don‘t know what is going to happen, but I need time away from him. He doesn‘t trust me. How can we be together if he doesn’t trust me after everything we‘ve been through?” she asked, her voice catching in her throat. “I know, it isn‘t easy. I‘m sure he‘ll come around,” Victoria offered. Alexandra shook her head. “It‘ll be to o late.”
• “You know you‘re welcome to stay here as long as you want.