Chapter 697 - Jesse (1) (1/2)
~ California, Beach house ~
Inside the study…
Sarah and Aiden are seated on the wide sofa, facing Jesse who is in the sofa chair.
”You must wonder why we invited you here.” Sarah started.
”I suspect that you know I'm hiding something and that story I told you when we met is not the truth.” Jesse was surprised with the words that he spoke, but only for a second.
He frowned while looking at Sarah and Aiden. It didn't take him long to realize that he can't hold back from saying what is on his mind, and he wondered at what time he got drugged. He had food and drinks with everyone else.
Jesse scolded himself silently at the thought that he was careless and sighed because he was supposed to expect something like this. On the other side, him being drugged without noticing, confirmed that he didn't make a mistake when he decided to follow this young couple. He witnessed their sparring match earlier that day, and now this… really, he made a wise choice to come with them.
Sarah leaned onto Aiden and smiled while looking at Jesse whose face showed mix of emotions.
After about a minute, Jesse composed himself, and Sarah spoke: ”Let's start with who you are. From the beginning. Tell us your life story. Don't skip on the important parts.”
Jesse grimaced for few seconds, trying to keep his mouth shut.
”Wow! You are fighting it!”, Sarah exclaimed and almost jumped up.
Jesse knows that he is drugged, and did his best to prevent himself from talking, but he was not successful.
”My birth name is Amadin Conteh Kamara.” He bit his lip, desperately trying to stop his mouth from opening again.
Sarah glanced at Aiden. ”Amazing… he is fighting it!”
Jesse put up a struggle for another few seconds before realizing that he can't fight the urge to talk. It was mentally painful to stay quiet. He relaxed and immediately words started pouring out of him: ”I am the second prince in my tribe. My tribe is integrated into a modern society and everyone lives in the city. At the age of seven I was sent to United Kingdom for education…”