Chapter 338

XENOIS

Jerome made a sound that might have been a growl or might have been the verbal equivalent of throwing his hands up in defeat. "You are both insane."

"We're elderly," my father corrected. "There's a difference. Insanity implies we don't understand what we're doing. We understand perfectly well. We're choosing to be difficult because it's more entertaining than cowering."

"And because you haven't actually told us what you want," my mother added. "You keep making vague threats about justice and revenge, but you haven't specified demands. What exactly are we supposed to be cooperating with? Your fashion crimes? Because I'm not apologizing for pointing those out. That...