The Wolves by Shania Taufa (parable of the sower read online txt) đ
- Author: Shania Taufa
Book online «The Wolves by Shania Taufa (parable of the sower read online txt) đ». Author Shania Taufa
You know what?...I think youâre lying and I told you what would happen if you lied and what do you always have to do?....Go and screw it up and get yourself in trouble.Now, you better tell the truth or there will be even bigger consequences than just getting tied up again and after....â Quil cut him off and said âok, ok, ok! Iâll tell the truth and only if promise me you wonât tell Dana.â âFine I promise.â Jacob promised him but he didnât mean it and then Quil started to talk. âI was staring at her because her dad is my dad and sheâs my half-sister, but she doesnât know because my mum told me and Charlie not to tell her, so we didnât and that is the truth. I swear, Jacob.â Jacob didnât want to believe him, but the look in his eyes made him so Jake walked over and untied him and told him that he would make a good brother if it was really true and someday a great father. Jacob called Dana to come down and when she was downstairs he told Quil to go home. When Quil had walked out the door Jake made sure that he had left and gone away completely and that he wasnât around to hear that Dana had heard by going outside and walked around the house, made sure he wasnât there and he wasnât. When Jacob went back inside Dana was sitting at the kitchen table and she had a cup of water in her hand and she looked confused, upset and angry all at the same time. Jacob walked in and said â Hey. Now we know why he didnât want you in the room or in earshot. You know he might be lying again but seriously, the look on his face and the look in his eyes made me believe him and I swear, if he didnât put that look on I would have kept him tied up and not let him go.â âI know, Jake. He might be lying and he might be telling the truth, and when My dad gets home, Iâll ask him and if itâs true Iâll go and slap Quil and tell him that I know and that you didnât tell me and maybe even throw a few kicks and punches in. Just to beat him up him up and to show him that he should never keep a secret from a girl, especially not his sister or half-sister or whatever.â
Two weeks later both Billy and Charlie were home and Dana asked if Quil was her Brother and Charlie had said it was true and that she wasnât supposed to know about it until she was older and now that she did know, Charlie was going to have to call Quil and his mother out to tell them that she knew. Charlie also told her how it had happened and that it was why her mother and him had gotten a divorce and that her mother had slept with another man and he had forgiven her but she wasnât really a forgiving person so she filed a divorce and they had never seen each other again. They only spoke to each other every now and then. Dana had always wondered why they had split up and now she has only just found out. Dana was the one who called Quilâs mother and him over and when they got here Dana was also the one who opened the door. Dana said to Quil â My dad and your mum need to have a chat and so do you and I. But weâre going upstairs.â Quil followed Dana upstairs and into her room and she sat down on the bed and left Quil to sit on the floor. âWhy didnât you tell me?â Dana asked Quil. âTell you what?â Quil tried to sound as if he didnât know what she was talking about but she knew he knew. âYou know what Iâm talking about and no, Jacob didnât tell me. I put a microphone on his back under his shirt. You said Charlieâs my dad plus your dad. Why wouldnât you tell me?â â I didnât tell you because I was told not to. You werenât even supposed to be listening. But, yes, we are brother and sister, Dana.â âDonât you think I would ask Charlie for the truth, Quil. Do you really think Iâm that stupid? Quil, if I wanted to know if I had any family here I would have asked Charlie and he would have told me that you were the only family I had here other than him.â Dana was getting tired of yelling at him and him acting like he was smarter than her when he wasnât. After Dana and Quil had sorted things out they went down stairs and saw that Charlie and Quilâs mum, Thea, were on the lounge talking about something. Thea was crying and smiling at the same time and when she saw Quil and Dana she asked Dana âDana...will do me he honour of, being my maid of honour!?â Dana screamed âYES!!!â and ran over to Thea, who had stood up and the two girls were jumping, dancing around and screaming so loud that Charlie and Quil put their hands over their ears and ran out the back door and Charlie asked Quil if he would be his best man and he said âIâd be honoured.â
Later on Charlie had asked Jacob if he would be his second best man and if Billy would be his third best man and they both said yes. Although Thea and Dana had finished screaming they hadnât decided who were going to be the bridesmaids yet but Dana had asked if her mum Renee could be one and Thea had considered it for about ten minutes and said yes. Dana had rung Renee and told her the good news and Renee had said she would pack tomorrow and be there as soon as she could.
It was a Tuesday afternoon when Dana received a phone call saying that her mumâs flight had just landed and that her mum had brought Dana a present instead of bringing a present for Thea. Dana heard a car pull up outside and ran to the window, and saw that her mother had also brought Phil along. Dana then ran outside and said hello to her mum and gave her a hug. Then she pulled her mother away from Philâs earshot and said âMum, what the heck were you thinking bringing Phil along? You shouldnât have done that, âcause dadâs going to be really angry and itâs going to ruin the wedding. And you were supposed to bring a present for Thea and Dad, not me.â â But I thought you said it was your wedding, not your fathers. I got a phone call after yours and this guy said to bring a present for you, so thatâs what I did. I brought Phil because he wanted to be at your big day and I couldnât stop him from packing.â Renee replied calmly. â Mum. Who was âthis guyâ exactly? And no, I wouldnât want Phil to come to my wedding. I hate him and if youâre going to get mad at me for saying that, donât bother. So, you better tell Phil to go back to Jacksonville and that he isnât coming to any wedding of mine and if he thinks he is heâs not. You can come if you want but do not bring Phil. I donât want to see him ever again and Iâm living with dad until he leaves. I know you love him but dad said you and him would have gotten back together , but then he came along and ruined it, so now your even.â Dana was starting to get louder and louder and Phil was looking over at them with a face full of curiosity. Dana and Renee walked over to the car and Phil said hi to Dana but she didnât answer. She walked past him and stopped at the front door and said to her mother âThat present better be something goodâ, and walked inside. It wasnât long before Dana heard the car pull out of the driveway and when she looked out the window, she couldnât see anyone, not even her mum. Dana got up and went outside to find a note on the front door that read:
Dana,
I will not let your mother stay and she told me what you said. If your mother comes to your wedding, I will come to your wedding and same goes with your fatherâs wedding.
Phil. Xo
Dana really hated Phil now and she rang her mums mobile and told her to come back. About five minutes later the car pulled up outside again and both Phil and Renee go out of the car, Dana yelled at Phil as she stormed across the front yard to him, âYou have no right to control what my mother does! She isnât the one who didnât want Charlie to go to your wedding, you are! Now Charlie and I decided that you werenât allowed to come to this wedding. You can stay in Forks, but you wonât be getting into that wedding weather you like it or not. You also wonât be staying here with mum, you can go and stay a hotel or something, but sheâs staying here.â Phil obviously didnât take any of that seriously because he said âRenee. Get in the car, weâre going home.â âNo. Youâre going to your home, Phil. This is my home now and this is where Iâm staying.â This was the first time Dana had heard my mother stand up to him. Renee turned her head and smiled at Dana and then turned to Phil and took the car keys out of his hands, unlocked the trunk and her and Dana took her suitcases inside to her room.
It wasnât long before all of RenĂ©eâs luggage was inside and she gave the car keys back to Phil who instantly got in and drove away.
When Phil was out of sight, Renee laughed and said to Dana, â oh, Dana, I
Comments (0)