In Love, Never Say Never

After coming out of the prison, I looked up at the gloomy skies. It had been over a month since the sun last came out.

The weather had been cloudy all the while with occasional rain and snow. It was horrible.

However, after the new year, spring would arrive soon.

I glanced at my watch and realized it was time to meet Louis at the Irushean restaurant in the southern suburbs.

When I arrived, John was there. He was parking his car when he spotted me. Raising a brow, he remarked, “You’re early.”

I shrugged. “The same goes to you.”

His lips curved up into a smile. “Uncle Louis told me to come earlier to order the dishes so Mr. Bauman could enjoy dinner with us.”

Oh, I see.

We went upstairs and ordered the dishes before entering our private room.

The vintage-themed room was decorated elegantly. There was a wooden screen at the entrance.

As I was staring at the screen, John told me, “This Irushean restaurant is famous for its vintage decoration.”

in acknowledgment and took a seat. As I seemed disinterested, John asked, “What’s with

“Send someone reliable to Centurion Garden in J City to meet up with Savini’s wife. Tell

in silent assent. “I thought he’s useless to you now? Why did you

my chin in my hand, feeling slightly exhausted.

up his brows and

gave him

queried, “Letty, have you ever thought of finding your

about it and shook my head. “No. It has been years. They abandoned me in the first

sound me out. “If you run into your biological parents one day, will you reunite

with them. After all, all they wanted was to make up for their guilt for

fell silent

about what Rebecca said that day. She wasn’t a threat to me, but since we had

I was staring into space blankly, he asked, “What are you

do you know what my

the

as

eyes in

a person’s weakness would be someone or something he cares the most for,” said John with a shrug of resignation. “Think about what concerns you the most. It might be also the