《Forbidden Balance - A Dark CEO Romance》全部章節：第 161 章 - 第 170 章

The autumn moved into the countryside with golden and red leaves. The big family house was filled with change and rebellion. Emilia prepared intensively for her Move to Oxford before – Book boxes stacked in their room, and they spent many evenings with her father in the study, where he gave her the basics of Business management explained. But on this Saturday, another one was at the centre: Lucas. The 17-year-old Lucas Voss was the only opposite of his great sister. Where Emilia was structured and responsible, Lucas was a real one Adventurer. With his crippled dark hair, the cheeky grin and the insatiable urge for freedom he reminded Alexander very of himself in young Years. This morning Lucas stood in the garden at sunrise, self-made wood sword in hand, and trained with Elias and Aurora. Welding ran over his face while he laughed at attacks. “You have no chance against Sir Lucas the invincible!” he cried dramatically. Alexander watched the scene from the terrace, a cof

The first week without Emilia felt uninhabited in the big Voss house. In the morning her cheerful “good morning!” was missing from the breakfast table. No one remembered Lucas to do his homework, and nobody helped Sophia with the Math tasks with the same patience as the great sister. The house seemed a little bit empty. Alexander noticed the change particularly strongly. He was more than usual windows of his study and looked into the garden where the younger children played. Lena went quietly behind him and sneaked his arms around his waist. “She lacks you, doesn’t she?” she asked gently. Alexander nodded. “More than I thought. The house is suddenly so quiet.” Lena kissed his back. “She will come back. And by then we still have five wonderful children who keep us on track.” This afternoon Lucas took a new role. The 17-year-old had seen how much his little siblings missed Emilia. So he spontaneously organized an adventurous day in the forest behind the house. With self-m

December brought snow and a very special silence to the Voss house. It was the first Christmas without Emilia at the big family table – and the anticipation mixed with a light melancholy. Alexander had an extra huge fir tree, almost up to the ceiling enough. Together with the children they tasted him at a cold Saturday afternoon. Luna (9) hing with large eyes at the lower branches and distributed the self-made stars. Aurora and Sophia fought joyfully around the most beautiful Balls while Lucas and Elias started the light chain. “Looks like a fairytale forest,” Lena said smiling and leaning against Alexander. He pulled her into his arms and kissed her temple. “There is only one person missing.” In the Holy evening the house was filled with candlelight and the scent of Cinnamon stars and goose. The large dining table was festively covered. All waiting stretched until finally the video call came with Emilia. The face of her big sister appeared on the big screen. She sat in

March finally brought spring to the Voss House. The snow bells and Krokusse blossomed in the garden, the trees got delicate buds, and the air smelled after fresh grass and new beginning. Emilia was back in Oxford, but she called almost every evening. The family had accustomed to the new rhythm – but Lucas seemed special this spring to be restless. One afternoon he came after training with roasted cheeks and one uninhabited shy smiles home. Alexander immediately noticed it as Lucas sat down to the kitchen table and became unusually quiet. “All right, my son?” Alexander asked and sat down to him. Lucas hesitated, then he grinned. “There is this girl in my class ... Sophie. She's... different. Smart. And she laughs at my jokes. We have gotten together entertained after school.” Lena, who just cooked tea, smiled knowingly. “And? Did you ask her if she was want to do something with you?” Lucas turned red. “Not yet. I don't know... what if she says no?" Alexander laughed qui

The spring holidays began with radiant sunshine and a large Anticipation in the Voss House. Emilia came home for two whole weeks. As her train everyone waiting at the station – a colourful reception committee with self-painted shields and balloons. Emilia got out and was immediately attacked by her siblings. Luna clipped her leg, Sophia and Aurora jumped around her, Lucas briefly lifted her up and Elias put a new picture in her hand. Alexander stood a little off, his hands in his pockets. When Emilia finally came to him, he dragged them into a long, firm hug. “Welcome home, my girl,” he said quietly, the voice full of emotion. “The house missed you.” “I also you,” Emilia whispered and pushed her face to his chest. The next days were filled with pure family. In the morning they spent a long time together, during the day they took trips – once in the zoo, once at the Lake, and once they made a big bike trip through the surrounding area Forests. Lucas proudly told Sophie,