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I have less worth than you? Well, of course you do, obviously, Willa wanted to say, but of course she couldn’t dare slip such words to her husband’s brother. Willa knew the annoying but very real bond they shared and constant insults to Kennedy’s brother would only result in something that Willa didn’t care to find out. Sure, she had Kennedy in the palm of her hand. made love to women, men all in their gorgeous mansion, but there was an undying devotion Willa had and a jealousy surrounding any man or women that dared to touch her Kennedy. It was like she had made him from stone and the very idea of losing him - watching him crumble all around made her enraged, almost sick to her stomach with rage. “Maddox, you weaken my heart, darling. You think I truly care whether or not my husband came from that place, I don’t. Neither do I care about your coming from that place. You are my family now, darling, and I take care of my family. What ever made you think I wouldn’t?” She smirked, a slight smirk, that she cleared away in a moment or so. “Kennedy did indeed grow up there, darling - and so did you. And yet look how different your lives turned out. Kennedy worked hard, didn’t he? He became a man, left all of that behind and married into one of the wealthier families in London. Not that you haven’t done well for yourself, Maddox, but - either way, less or not, you are still my brother in law, darling. And I am so sorry that we don’t seem to see as much as you as we’d like, but I know how much Kennedy cherishes you and so, you are important to me as well. What kind of wife would I be, hmm, if I told him to cast you aside? That’d be rather foolish, hmm?” She smiled.
“Now, please. Have some tea with me. I can even get you coffee, if you’d prefer.”
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Smirking, “right, his life is so different than mine,” he thought back to Halloween where the two brothers ended up drunk and shirtless on the curb at Sloppy Joe’s. Given a change, Kennedy would revert back to his original form, before he met her. He glared back at her, equating success to their little cinderella story, “so if I married someone wealthy?” He mused, leaning back into the chair, refusing to get comfortable in the presence of this woman. He had done well for himself, despite what Willa thought. He had left the trailer park, had his own place, his own tattoo studio and he didn’t need to prove anything to her. Staring back at her, “yes, it would be foolish,” he wouldn’t make his brother choose sides, but he would tell him the truth if anything were to happen. Shaking his head, “is Kennedy coming, or should I leave and come back another time?”













