Demon Hunter

Chapter 26- Money Can't Buy Manners

*Raven's P.O.V*

The limo ride was the best thing to ever happen to my life.

I was genuinely surprised that I even managed to have a good time, considering that Jamie was accompanying me. He's usually always getting on my nerves, the annoying lunatic!

I sipped cocktails, painted my nails blue and watched clips from romantic comedies on the big flatscreen TV. Jamie spent most of the time playing some stupid mindless child orientated game on his phone.

Anyways, I've never even met Jamie's mom but already I love her!

The limo pulled up in front of the biggest house I've ever seen in my life.

My eyes widened as I took it all in.

It was a wondrous sight to behold.

The whole mansion was black. Large glass windows covered the front of the mansion, and two large silver doors stood in the middle. Not only was its width huge, but the size of the building could dwarf two houses stacked on top of each other!

It was also quite lively.

Someone, perhaps a servant, was watering the garden, while another individual was mowing.

So, this is what it's like to be rich, I thought. Wish I was!

Our limo came to a full stop in front of the black gates.

The driver stepped out and opened my door.

"We have arrived, miss," the driver told me, confidently.

"Yeah, no shit," I said, sarcastically, "Thanks for telling me! I honestly had no idea!" Dummy!

The driver simply smiled.

I got out of the vehicle, reluctantly.

If I'm being honest, I really didn't want to leave the interior of the limo! I was having such a great time. Hmm, perhaps I should consider renting out a limo at some point...

The driver then went to open Jamie's door.

"Sir, we're here," the driver told him.

"One sec, I gotta beat this moron's high score!" Jamie hissed, glued to his screen. His fingers were tapping away furiously. "So, you think you can beat me, huh?! You brat, I bet you're not even in highschool yet!"

The driver looked at his watch, and then glanced back up at him.

"Go ahead Arthur, we have all the time in the world."

Jamie, or should I say Arthur, looked up from his phone.

"No we don't," Jamie snorted. "Time is limited."

He then went back to his screen.

"Game over?! GAME OVER?!" Jamie thundered. Then his furious eyes met the driver's.

"You distracted me on purpose!" Jamie yelled, his face all red now.

The driver raised his eyebrows. "And it worked, did it not?"

"Well," Jamie began, getting out of the limo, "then you can expect a pay cut."

The driver laughed.

"How hilarious, that you think you're the one who's paying me." Then his face became serious. "Welcome back, unwanted offspring."

Jamie flinched.

The driver put on his black sunglasses, which matched the color of his whole attire, and then he jumped into the front seat of the limo.