In Love, Never Say Never

I nodded, confidently staring him down. “You have every reason to do so!”

His eyes narrowed into a livid glare. “If you believed what she said, then why didn’t you stab me instead?”

“You weren’t there at that time—but she was!” I spat the words boldly, challenging his indifferent stare with my own fearless one.

“Huh!” He snorted.

It was sudden and cold. He dropped my hand immediately, looking at me with a grey face of disappointment. “Have you ever trusted me? No wait, I should ask you if you even love me, Scarlett?”

Glancing at him, the thoughts ruffled in my head. Have I ever loved him? I didn’t know anymore. I couldn’t tell if what I felt for him was even love.

He stared at me for the longest time. There was some kind of deep and intense emotion lingering in his eyes as he waited for my answer.

Then, he snorted softly at himself as if he already knew my answer. He stood and said coldly to me, “You should head back. Before Rebecca gets out of surgery, it’s best that you stay home and not go out recklessly. The Moore family can’t do anything to you for the time being, not while I’m around. So just go home.”

I said coldly, “It’s alright. I’ll take responsibility for my own actions, so whatever punishment the Moore family decides is between me and them. It doesn’t concern you at all.”

He watched me without speaking. The indifference in his darkened eyes was enough to suffocate everyone around us.

Zachary dashed in. Anxiety overwhelmed Cameron’s

Ashton, they rushed over and frantically

a deep solemn voice, “She’s

Zachary asked Ashton for the name of the perpetrator that

radiated from Zachary. It made the hairs on my fingers stand straighter. Despite this, I approached the man and announced, “I did

narrowed, bloodthirsty eyes. A murderous growl sounded as he threatened me, “Ms. Stovall. You’d better pray that Rebecca is fine, else I’ll have your life

hearing my confession, Cameron jumped at me with lethal claw-like fingers. Ashton rushed before me, blocking her attack. He warned them, “Best save the confrontation until after your daughter

seething with anger, Cameron glared

a blood transfusion. We’ll need to run some tests on you, in case our blood bank doesn’t have enough of

the doctor for their

Cameron paced back and forth anxiously,

the nurse from earlier came out. She frowned at Cameron and Zachary before asking, “Are you two really

two were taken aback for a moment, unsure of what the nurse

them. She explained in a puzzled manner, “It’s impossible for a couple with blood type A and O to give birth

a stark chalk-white. They stared wide-eyed at

issue with our test. Now, the patient needs two hundred ccs of blood and there’s an insufficient amount in our blood bank. Does anyone here have

the nurse and

have his blood drawn. Cameron’s face froze grey and still with confusion at her husband.