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Revenge, Pt 14 The Truth

Chapter 14 == The next morning the bedroom door was thrown open, waking me with a start. "Morning little brother." Rose said, leaning on the door frame. Still half asleep, I barely mumbled in response. "Come on," she said, walking out. "Jessica made breakfast." I got dressed and wandered downstairs to find that she had indeed made breakfast; bacon, eggs, and freshly made waffles. She set down a plate for Rose and I, but not for herself. "Not hungry?" I asked. "Oh, she doesn't eat breakfast." Rose said, "It makes her sick." I looked at Jessica curiously. "Yeah, I can't really eat first thing in the morning." she explained, "It always makes me nauseated unless I've been up for a few hours. This is all I need." She held up her coffee cup. "Hm." I said, picking up my fork. "See, you guys are learning all kinds of stuff about each other." said Rose. I rolled my eyes at her, and she laughed. I ate my breakfast quickly, trying not to feel Jessica's eyes on me. I kept thinking about the last time she'd cooked for me, and how happy it seemed to make her. "So are we going home then?" I asked Rose. "No, we're staying today too." she said. "If you want." she added. "Just the three of us?" I asked. "Yep, parents are gone for the whole weekend. They're both 'on business trips'." Jessica answered, her voice dripping with disdain, "As if I don't know what they're really up to." I smiled at this. It was strangely comforting to hear that Bob and Alice were on some kind of romantic weekend ...

... together, which is what I assumed she meant. But there was a sudden lull in the conversation, and Rose was looking at me strangely. She looked guilty. "What are they really doing?" I asked her, seeing she was hiding something. She just shrugged, and looked away. What a bad liar. "They're cheating on each other." Jessica said. I thought she was joking until Rose looked up sharply. She already knew, but I could tell she was surprised Jessica had told me. "Are you serious?" I said, "No way." Bob and Alice had been a part of my life since I was a kid; they were closer to me than most of my own family. But Jessica definitely wasn't joking. "Yeah," Jessica continued casually, "They think I don't know, but it's so obvious." I was stunned. I didn't know how to respond. "We've suspected it for a few years." explained Rose, "They're not even that subtle about it anymore. I mean, what did you think Uncle Bob was up to while we were in Paris with Auntie Alice?" I shook my head. "Never really thought about it." I said, keeping my expression neutral. "Wow, you're taking this a lot better than your sister did." Jessica said. "She cried when she thought they were going to get a divorce." "You think that's where it's going?" I asked her, meeting her eye. "I... I don't think so." she said. "They hardly fight any more. They used to get in to huge arguments about it when I was a kid, but I think now they've just decided to lean in to it. They cheat on each other, and then they're happy when they're ...