Chapter 69: Order from London

“So, you managed to get Van out of this mansion after defending him and causing me a headache for two whole weeks.” Billy lay on his bed, while his mother sat at the foot of the bed, rubbing his feet and talking endlessly with a weak smile on her face. “But I hate that you spared the woman who had been the reason why he was making all the noise and causing a nuisance.” Billy said nothing. He had gradually taken control of the mansion, denying his mother the right to cast out those she hates and wishes to get rid of. “You still owe me an explanation?” she asked. “She doesn’t have to leave because of the sin of another.” Said Billy. “Van was trouble, not because of her. He was being stupid because he has always been stupid.” His mother chuckled and stood up. She went to the window and stood by it, looking out to the garden from the room. “You know I have a couple of news stories from home.” His mother said, “One, I was told Allison visited the prison and accused the guards of keep