CHAPTER 54: Disaster in the making

　　Three weeks later, 　　I dropped Zion off at Laruba's place before heading out for my classes. I started my PhD course in psychology three weeks ago and since things had fallen into a good pace in the past month; I felt it was the right time to take it up. Zion had a healthy and stable relationship with his family of uncles and aunt, loved ones and friends. My boy had more love than I could have asked for and I wasn't complaining. 　　His big day was also around the corner, and I wanted something special for him. I also wanted my family and friends to be present. He would be five after all, and it wouldn't get any better. 　　After I finish with my class for the day, I drove to Aaron's estate. I haven't been back here since two months ago when I left and I didn't think I'd willingly bring myself back here, but here I was. I didn't call him before leaving the office; I didn't remember to and when I got to the gate at the estate, security stopped me. 　　"I am sorry. I didn't call Aaron."