Chapter 302 - Three Hundred And Two: Something Was Not Right (2/2)

Eden tried to look for a source of escape but Niklaus blocked his path, demanding, ”The truth now,”

”Fine, they are having company,”

”What?”

”They are having a private party with the presence of strippers,” Eden finally disclosed and he swore he saw grim reapers descending from heaven - Reina better run far.

A trace of rage tore across Niklaus' features, his gaze darkened and his form vibrated; the fury of the heavens was about to descend on the earth.

”God damn it! I should have known!” He roared. Unlike the sleeping tigress called Maya, Reina was an untamed cat who just showed off her paws and he was going to tame them.

”Where are you going to, Niklaus?” Eden blocked his way.

”Where do you think! ” he snapped at him.

”This is exactly why they never told you knowing you'd react this way!” Eden retorted.

”Exactly. They guessed right! ” Niklaus was blinded with anger.

Eden drew him back, ” I seriously can't understand what Reina saw in you because I'm sure I won't and would never deal with your pathetic grumpy ass,”

”And you can never be her,” He brushed his arm off.

”This is her bachelorette party, do not ruin it for her out of your selfishness,” Eden told him.

”I lost her for seven years - I'm not about to let some random bastard lap dance on her,” He added, ”You can choose to come or not, I would simply capture the picture of the male with your woman,” He spat

”Damn you!” Eden swore and strode after Niklaus. He was not going to lie, though he told Camille to go ahead with whatever they planned to do, he was still damn curious - he was just trying to be an understanding fiancé.

And just like that, they began the journey to Lincolnshire after alerting Judy beforehand - however, they didn't tell him about the stripper part.

Eden stared at his cousin Niklaus who had been quiet since the flight began; it was a journey of three hours. He wondered what was on his mind considering he looked so deep in thinking. Eden was sure Niklaus was not going to hit Reina but she sure better have a special strategy of coaxing him.

Nonetheless, Eden had a smirk on his face while observing his cousin. This was the first time Niklaus was this stirred up because of a woman. Even when he had Kay, their marriage was just so so, there was no passion. But with Reina, Eden was sure his sometimes stupid cousin would dive head deep into trouble for her.

Ugh! Camille would definitely deal with him later.

Niklaus sat staring out at the cloud, his mind far from the present world. He still couldn't believe Reina lied to him, no wonder she had been secretive and touchy about her bachelorette party plans.

Just the thought of a stupid male stripper standing before his woman, titillating his hips in those leather pants that showed off his bulge, touching and rocking her sent rage coursing through him. May God help that stripper!

In no time they arrived in Lincolnshire and Judy was there to welcome them as expected.

”If you had given me a better notice, I would have given you both a grand welcome,” Judy told them as he led them to the car.

”You don't need to bother yourself, I have more pressing issues than a grand reception,” Niklaus said tautly climbing into the car, alongside Eden. Judy got in the backseat with them too as the driver took off, the discussion began.

”Where is Emily?”

”She's with Reina and the rest, which you know already,” Judy mused over it, ”What's the reason for this impromptu visit? ” he wanted the truth now.

”Reina and Camille organized a party- which should have began already-they extended their invitation to strippers,”

At the mention of ”strippers,” Judy's expression shifted - talk about another possessive partner.

”Damn Emily,” Judy cursed under his breath, brought out his phone, and called her at once.

”The number you dialed is not available at the moment, please try again later,” was the reply he got.

”I can't get to her,” Judy notified them after the fifth try.

”I can't connect to Camille either,” Eden had his phone on his ear.

With a frown, Niklaus called Reina too, ”The number you dialed does not exist, please check the number and -” he cut the line.

”Something is not right,” There was a grave look on Niklaus' face.