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* * * Continued from Part 6 * * *
The next morning I sent Scotty off to school with his usual hug and
kiss. Again I tucked a few cookies into his backpack.
I finished getting ready for my meeting with Lance paying close
attention to my appearance. I don't really know why I wanted to look nice
for Lance. The only reason I could come up with was I didn't want him to
find a reason to pity me in any way.
By the time I reached Lance's office building I had chewed off my
lipstick and worried a knot in my stomach. I touched up my lipstick in the
rearview mirror wondering at the last minute if I should turn around, go
home and let an attorney handle this situation. I decided to stick it out
and face Lance myself. Besides, if I could avoid attorney's fees it would
actually save my budget for the year.
The marquis in the lobby listed Lance's office on the third floor, a
suite of offices with the name Cunningham conspicuously monopolizing the
space. I wasn't sure what Lance did for a living but I felt sure he could
thank his father-in-law for his prosperity. The Cunninghams were a
well-known family and their wealth was constantly talked about in the
social column of the local newspaper. Still, I couldn't help but wonder
what exactly Lance found so attractive in Christy. She was so mean, nasty
and materialistic. She could never possibly give anything of herself and
in truth I couldn't see Lance as the type that would put up with someone
like her. But maybe I didn't know Lance like I thought I did. There
always was a selfish side to Lance, an aspect that bred wariness when he
was around me.
I walked through the double glass doors leading to the reception area.
An attractive woman in a clean cut black suit and a blond chignon smiled up
at me. "May I help you?"
I looked over her shoulder. A man, husky and blond, was walking down
the hall in our direction. He was tanned with a slight redness in his
cheeks. The redness reminded me of the look my grandpa used to get when he
had too much to drink. His eyes, small and bright blue, glanced my way.
He paused in his step, reluctant to continue. He had no where to hide, no
where to go but forward. It was Lance. "Ah, there he is! Actually, no.
Lance is an old friend I must speak with..." I said all this with a false
air of authority about me, like I had every reason to barge past her and
into the path of Lance.
"How are you, Lance?" I said to him when I stepped in front of him. The
receptionist was behind me, her hands on her hips. Lance studied me for a
few seconds.
"Shall I call security?" The receptionist asked.
Lance glanced at her, his eyes falling back to me. He shook his head.
"That won't be necessary, Charlene." He smiled sardonically, glancing over
his shoulder. "What brings you here. Torie? I must say it's a terrific
surprise to run into you after all these years. Come. Let's talk in my
office."
I nodded, following him down the carpeted hallway. He had a nice office
decorated in classic Chippendale style. I settled uncomfortably in a
leather chair near the window. "It's good to finally run into you, Lance."
He sat on the edge of his desk in front of me. "Why do I get the
feeling you want something? Donations and such for organizations are
handled through the accounting department. If you wish to inquire as to
whether Cunningham and Associates would purchase a sponsorship, my
secretary can give you a form to fill out --."
"I need you to take a paternity test," I said quickly, cutting him off.
I felt the heat rise to my face, a trickle of sweat dripping between my
breasts. I counted the seconds he stared at me, not breaking my gaze from
him. "I'm serious."
"I don't doubt that you are, Torie. I'm just wondering why me." He
stood up and walked behind his desk, settling his stout frame into the
chair. He tilted back in the chair and watched me.
"Because you could be his father. Don't tell me you don't remember?" I
stared at his blank expression. "Graduation weekend, eight years ago. The
lake house." I re-crossed my legs and huffed in aggravation. "My son
deserves to know his father and you are one of the three, as if you don't
remember. Don't pretend with me, Lance." I leaned forward closer to his
face. "Let's just put it this way. I know it could be you, Parker knows
it could be you and I have the law on my side. You need to report to this
clinic -- " I placed the business card from the lab in front of him "
--within four days or my attorney will serve you with papers at your
residence. I don't think you want that. Now, we can keep this from your
wife if you cooperate or I will be forced to drag her into this, something
I don't want to do. Besides, there's only a one in three chance that you
are Scotty's father." I sat back in my chair, breathing heavily.
Lance blinked and looked away. "Why are you doing this to me?"
"It's not about you."
He slammed his hand down on his desk, eyeing me with murderous intent.
"You have no right coming in here after all these years and asking me to
play daddy. I have two children of my own, a life I enjoy. You could ruin
so much with your little game."
"Game? The life of a child is a game to you? You pompous bastard." I
stood to go. "You will be hearing from my attorney." I turned towards the
door.
"Wait."
I paused, my back still to him. I was seething with rage, I wanted to
cry out. I wanted to hit him. "What?"
"How much do you want? We can make some kind of financial arrangement,
that way you can go on with your life and --"
"What the fuck are you suggesting? I sell my son's rights?" I strode
back to his desk, planting my hands on his blotter and leaned in close.
"Get this straight, I don't want you to be Scotty's father any more than
you want to be either. Still, the fact remains that there is a man in this
world who took it upon himself to help create a child and it's about damn
time that man stepped up to his responsibility."
Lance fingered the card. "Alright. I suppose I need to find out the
facts before I make any decisions."
I stood up, crossing my arms over my chest. I winced at the pains in my
injured arm, cursing the fact that my vanity didn't allow me to where the
sling today. I didn't want him to ask any questions. Lance was trying to
turn this into some kind of power play. It wasn't going to work. "You
have four days. After that my attorney visits the Cunningham estate." I
marched from his office, slamming the door behind me. The receptionist
pursed her lips and frowned. I threw her a look and slammed past the
doors.
I was shaking with rage. I fell into my car, turned the engine over and
began to cry. How horrible he had become. Please, I prayed, please don't
let Scotty's father be that man.
I left a message with Parker's service as soon as I got home. He called
me thirty minutes later from his cell phone.
"Was it bad?" He asked.
"Horrible. I had no idea he was such a bastard," I said.
"Lance's priorities have always been pretty self-centered. I'm sorry
you had to see that today."
"I don't know if he'll show up. I'm not sure if I should find an
attorney now or if I should just wait. I just don't know what to do."
"Look, I'm in your neighborhood. I don't have another meeting for
another two hours. Can I come by?" Parker asked before adding. "I'll
bring lunch."
"No. I mean, don't bring lunch. Let me make you lunch," I laughed
nervously. "Yeah, come by and I'll fix lunch for you. I could use the
company." I gave Parker directions to my apartment and then hurriedly
scrounged through my refrigerator and pantry for the ingredients for an
impressive lunch.
* * * Continued in Part 8 * * *
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