In Love, Never Say Never

It was the start of Spring.

It was drizzly at times in J City, and the sun was high on others. The greens along the scenic areas within the city center invariably started to explode in a dazzle of hues.

Peach blossoms had also begun to flower in more than a few tourist attractions too. Once I have tied up the loose ends in J City, I brought Summer along to book tickets for K City.

At the airport.

Jackson and Nick insisted on seeing us all the way to the boarding gate. Jackson looked particularly reluctant to part from Summer as he held her. “I don’t understand why you have to leave when you could make as good a life for yourself here in J City.”

“I distinctly remember someone saying yesterday that it’s important to not part on bad terms. Are you worried about leaving Summer with me?”

“You’re her mother, so what’s there for me to worry about? Go on then. Stop being an eyesore and get out of here.”

I had just one carry-on with me as I did not own much, to begin with. It would be a hassle to lug the rest of my things around with Summer in tow, so I packed only her bottle and diapers with me.

Nick had instructed the flight crew so everything was loaded on board beforehand.

Seeing that it was almost time, Jackson apprehensively asked, “Are you really not going to say goodbye to Ashton?”

I shook my head and merely smiled.

He exhaled. “This is some major beef with the Moores, so he must have his hands full trying to stave off Zachary’s wrath. I’m doubtful that he’ll be able to make himself available to see you off anyway.”

With the air tickets in hand, I watched him

already. “Send me a message when

Nick had one hand in his pocket. “See

guys!”

inside the first-class cabin, the air stewardess brought a baby-sized bolster for Summer and

exciting for

air stewardesses would come by and interact with her from time to time, all the

planned to hail a ride to take us directly to the hotel. This

switched off the phone and turned my attention toward looking for

to a halt in front of me. Then the

have thinned out since I last saw him several days ago. His facial features

airport, and traffic is going to

turn in not far behind, so I ignored the man and walked toward the

destination. The driver was curious to see a child with me.

Summer was sleeping soundly. “I’m

smiled as he engaged the engine. “Is

I nodded. “Yup!”

like yourself, having to bring

he observed put a frown between his eyes. “I don’t know what’s the deal with this Bentley behind us. It’s been on our tails since the airport. Do you

“Nope!”

and made it to the hotel in forty minutes. When