A Second Chance at Forever

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Sigrid’s mom, Latonia, and dad Quinlan Laurence, were lounging on the couch in the living room after dinner

Latonia was getting a facial from her personal beautician while Quinlan was engrossed in the latest financial newspaper.

It was a slightly rainy night, the pitter patter on the roof added a dash of life to the quiet house

Along with the rain came a knock on the door. The maid who was wiping the dining table, put down her cloth and went to pull the curtains.

Standing outside the glass door, drenched from head to toe, was Sigrid, her eyes fixated on the people inside

The kids had all grown up and moved out Only Latonia and Quinlan lived in the house now. Their children would occasionally come home for a meal, but they’d always give a heads up beforehand.

Sewing Signd completely drenched and disheveled, standing outside their home late at night, shocked both Latonia and Quinlan. They immediately instructed the maid to open the door

“Sigrid, what’s wrong?‘ they asked urgently, reaching out to her. They noticed her shaking from head to toe, a sight that left them unnerved.

to wipe the rainwater off Sigrid’s face But Sigrid pulled

a sudden realization hitting her Seeing Sigrid’s tear–streaked

their hands away refusing to step inside the house She stood there under the

did you do this to me? Why did you do this to Chase? she demanded

subjected her to such prolonged suffering? How could they have torn her away

she was a child yet they pushed her into an abyss, making

couldn’t accept that Chase had pushed her away so

who seemed so kind,

this Sigrid clenched her fists and for the first time, yelled at her

to separate me and him, and you’ve managed to keep it from me all these years? This

heartache and sadness if he was treated this way by someone else’s parents?” Latonia opened

about him, but it wasn’t his parents, it was his grandma. Yet you used his grandma to threaten him. You got what you wanted, but in the process, you

had spent those years when she was living a life worse than death. He pushed her away with his own hands, lost his grandma, but never said a word. It was only years later, after becoming a shining

of joy, holding flowers, and said, “Sigrid, I’m back. We can be together now” He seemed so happy, but she didn’t want to say a word to

came to find her countless times, but never mentioned that it was her parents who forced him. He only kept

one with a character problem, but it turned out that the ones who made him this way were her own