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Her head was pounding, her body trembling with pain. It was a glorious sort of pain though, and her body had gotten used to it. She had pulled a silken robe around her body, making her way over to her lover. “Oh? Sounds like today's going to be more fun than I thought.” Her smile was cruel in nature as she moved and sat herself in Robbie's lap. “I've got a new shipment of OT coming in later tonight.” She let her fingers run through his hair, tugging at his locks gently. Her gaze was a bit absent, but that was mostly because she was high. On what? Who knew. These days she didn't really look at something before it went into her body.
"That's fine." Robbie traced his finger tip down Libby's long, silky leg. "I'll call Santiago and have him do the run for us." He pushed up his glasses as his other hand wrapped around his lover's small waist. "Things are going to be changing, real fast. We need to be ready when they do, so having Oliver and Keela with us needs to be a certainty. I know she's your sister but if she doesn't play ball then I'll have to go the other route with her. Are you gonna be ok with that?" He actually didn't really care. Robert Ross made his living by dong things the hard way, threatening Keela and Oliver to co-operate wasn't a difficult task in his mind.
“Darling, please. Oliver will say yes. So will Keela. Oliver needs little to no prodding, because the fact of the matter is that he has a child, a fiancee in college, a wedding in the Bahamas coming up, and a house to pay mortgage on. They aren't back in London living at the Hotel. Oliver's too proud to let Keela keep paying out of her bank to take care of the family and they both have shitty jobs in a shitty little town that's hardly a speck on the map.”, she purred as she leaned down and nipped his bottom lip before lifting herself from her perch and heading to the kitchen. “Besides, we both know that you could care less whether your actions bothered me or not. No need to play the courteous gentleman with me. You know I find it pointless.” A smirk flickered across her features as she made herself a screwdriver, whip cream being heavily laden on top of the drink that was mostly vodka. “I'm ready when you are.”
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“Aww, Liam. You've got your very first toothbrush!” Like all parents [or at least most of them] every single little milestone seemed to make Keela and Oliver fall in love with the boy all the much more, acting as though he had just won a Nobel prize. They filmed as he stood on the bathroom sink, brushing his teeth with a dry toothbrush, though completely happy about it. They had just gotten back from his first dental appointment as well as a doctor's appointment for a checkup. Keela was devastated to find out that he had asthma, but Oliver reminded her to be grateful that it was something so relatively minor as opposed to all the things it could have been.
“Knock, knock! Am I too late for the wedding?” Keela and Oliver both froze as Olivia's voice called out from within their home. They didn't hate her, really. She just really annoyed the hell out of them. She was like the high school prom queen who wanted to keep reliving her high school glory days and drag everyone along with her. “What do you w – ” Oliver had rounded the corner, Keela right behind him with Liam and the video camera. They both froze at the sight of Robert Ross. “Really? You couldn't give us a year?” Oliver wasn't a fool. He was a businessman, just like Robert. Though he was more familiar with the physicality. He knew why the man was there.
“Things have taken an unexpected turn” Robert Ross, as cool and calm as ever smiled. “We need to make some significant changes and you’re going to be the one that implements them Oliver…Libby?” On cue, Olivia ushered her little sister and nephew into the other room leaving Rob with Oliver. “You’re a gym trainer, right Ollie? Pity really. You’re not being a man. A man provides for his family. And he does it even when he's not appreciated, or respected, or even loved. He simply bears up and he does it. Because he's a man. And he will do this by any means necessary. You are good at what you do Oliver and so am I. We can help each other. We’re practically family and it’s family above all. Let us provide for our family, because we are men and that is what we do”