Ella’s POV

It was almost seven thirty when Chun and I reached home. We made it just in time for dinner.

“Young mistress Ella, Young master Chun, you ware home. Dinner will be ready shortly. Please go and wash up.” Said one of our maids.

“Thanks,” Chun replied as she walked away. Chun and I walked up to our rooms.

We both went into our rooms and washed up and went down for dinner.

“Where’s Calvin and them?” I asked Genie as she sat beside me.

“I don’t know.” She said she looked tired.

“They must have gone out, their cars aren’t home,” Chun said sitting down across from me. As Hebe and Gui made their way to the table and sat side by side beside Genie.

“Why do you guys look so tired?” I asked them.

They were about to answer when Calvin walked into the room with Jiro and Aaron behind him.

“Just in time you three come and eat.” Chun said waving his brothers to sit beside him. Calvin sat across Genie; Jiro sat across Hebe, while Aaron sat across from Gui. The maids passed out our food and left.

We ate quietly, it felt kind of awkward. Calvin was drinking his red wine while smirking at Genie, which looked kind of creepy. Jiro had his head down eating while Hebe was reading and eating. Aaron was just staring at Gui and drinking his red wine, while Gui avoided his eyes and played with her food. (A/N: They were having steak for dinner, and all of them are old enough to drink wine and stuff like that.)

What is going on here?

“So, how was your guy’s day?” I asked breaking the awkward silence.

They all stared at me for a second…

“Anyways Gui your birthday party is going to be a blast!” I said happily.

“Hey, Gui, how old are you turning? 30?” Calvin teased.

“Hey! I’m not that old! I’m only turning nineteen! Besides if I’m thirty and you’re older than me… WOW! You’re old!” Gui said sarcastically.

Everyone burst out laughing.

“Gui, good one!” Genie said while Chun and Jiro gave her a high fives.

“Why you little!!! You are going to get it now!” Calvin yelled chased Gui.

Gui kept laughing harder and running. At that moment everyone forgot what had happened that day.