Mr. President: You Are The Daddy Of My Triplets - Chapter 217

Chapter 217: 217- Andrew Sterling White

The music was vibrating through the dimly lit nightclub, the air was thick with the crowd’s energy.

Valerie eyed the Neon lights flashing across the room and squeezed her eyes. The brightness was killing her eyes.

Seated at a table, she adjusted the hem of her navy blue dress, which was simple, hugging her figure, without being revealing.

Her motto in life had been, that the nightclub wasn’t for the ladies who were scared to show off their skin and today she was one of them.

Reason?

Because tonight she was accompanying Nina due to her endless begging. Nina had been asking her to leave her hotel room and get out of this depression phase.

How could Valerie not be depressed? She was the one who witnessed her husband licking her dear sister.

Nina could never imagine what she was going through. She wished, she could have used half of her brain and taken Nina to that pool instead of running away like a chicken.

She made a mistake.

In this way, she could have caught Rafael red-handed and could sue him for extramarital affairs.

She jumped with a gasp when someone touched her arm lightly, “Come on, Valerie. Loosen up! This place is exactly what you need right now,” Nina’s voice was barely audible due to the loud music and Valerie tried to smile for her mother-in-law’s sake.

Initially, Nina had been very aggressive when she learned that Valerie had left her there. She took it as an insult but then she not only forgave her later but also helped her in getting back to life.

When Marissa had left Kanderton, they had thought that she would give up on Rafael, marry someone else, and have his kids.

But the who*re proved them wrong. She didn’t remarry, nor did she have kids. Valerie turned her head and found Nina observing her.

Valerie forced a smile, feeling out of place despite Nina’s best intentions. She was here due to Nina’s continuous persistence.

Nina signaled a waiter and ordered drinks for them.

“Nina!” Valerie tried to protest but Nina wasn’t ready to take no for an answer. After the waiter left, she leaned in closer to Valerie, her eyes glimmering with mischief, “You need to let those thoughts flow away. Let them go. Why don’t you hit the floor, love?”

Valerie hesitated, her eyes scanned the crowded dance floor and then she shuddered. She wasn’t in the mood for any human connection.

“I- I don’t know, Nina,” she shook her head with a smirk, “I’m not really in the mood.”

Nina wanted to roll her eyes but then avoided doing it.

“It’s just one dance! Go! It won’t harm you. At least, try, Valerie,” she held her hand, “Why are you giving up so easily?”

Valerie rolled her lips in between her teeth, “What if they have a baby or something,” she whispered, and Nina got up from her chair.

“Enough of this bullshit. Go and dance!” she started pulling Valerie’s hand, “Get up!”

Valerie could see angry lines on her face. Maybe she had pulled a cord deep inside.

Reluctantly, she sighed and then allowed herself to pull along. After pushing her to the dance floor, Nina had gone back to her seat and now Valerie was on her own.

The music was loud, and the crowd was wild. Valerie made an honest effort to let go of all her worries and swayed to the beat. After a few minutes, she started relaxing and even laughed when saw someone making wild dance moves.

Whoa!

Nina was right. She did feel better. When the song ended, she returned to their table where their drinks were placed. For a moment, she felt a twinge of guilt. Nina had indeed gone out of her way to bring her here.

The way she was determined to cheer her up, counted a lot.

They had their drinks while studying others.

I should at least try to reciprocate the effort. Valerie thought to herself and got up with a smile, “I’ll get us another round of drinks,” she offered Nina, nodding towards the bar.

Nina flashed her a knowing smile, “Thank God! You sound so much better. Bring me something strong this time!”

Nina watched Valerie leaving and then rolled her eyes. What a drama she was!

She was acting as if she was in love with Rafael and could die without him. Nina knew better. Valerie was there for the money.

That’s it.

She took out the small pill from her purse and studied it.

It saved Marissa from getting pregnant, it saved Valerie from getting pregnant, and…

A long time back it saved a woman from conceiving a child. She remembered how she went to her house, in the disguise of a friend, and then mixed this pill in her orange juice.

She became friends with her and never forgot to feed her that pill. She didn’t want the woman to conceive.

It could bring problems for Nina.

“Hello, beautiful,” Nina thoughts scattered by the male voice. She looked up and found a man of her age or maybe younger standing there, holding a glass of wine, “I thought I was the only one who liked this thumping bass. I guess I’m not alone anymore.” He said loudly.

Nina smiled, not knowing what to say.

“Can I?” he pointed to the other chair and sat down when Nina nodded.

“Sure. Until my daughter-in-law returns,” she stated and placed her intertwined hands under her chin.

“Wow. You are here with your daughter-in-law! You must be a damn cool mother-in-law,” He placed his glass on the table, “By the way, I’m Andrew Sterling White,” he offered his hand and when Nina reached out to shake it, he kissed the back of her hand.

“I’m Nina Sinclair,”

“Sinclair?” he raised a brow, “Are you related to… umm.”

Nina nodded with a proud grin, “Yeah. Rafael Sinclair is my son,”

The man had maintained himself in this age. He had grey hair and looked gorgeous in a white T-shirt and a pair of black denims.

He seemed impressed after learning that she was a Sinclair.

“You know him?” she asked Andrew who was sipping his wine.

“Yeah. Yeah. We did business a few weeks back,” he finished the glass in a final chug and then eyed her with a small smile.

“So, what brought you here?” he asked her, leaning back into the chair.