In Love, Never Say Never

I was indeed famished so I made no protest, and ate some of it before I had the food runner clear the table.

Summer kept crying, the cause of which I attributed to being in an unfamiliar environment. I proceeded to change her diapers.

I would not usually use the water from hotel rooms. After some consideration, I looked to John. “I will need some warm mineral water.”

He nodded and figured out what it was for, and left the room.

In his absence, I fed Summer. That got her to quiet down.

When John returned, he had someone ferried in a water dispenser and a barrel of mineral water, as well as a new basin.

“You could use that to bathe Summer later as her skin is sensitive…” He then looked at me attentively.

I nodded and poured some water to wipe down Summer’s face. Having slept enough and ate her fill, she looked to be in fine spirits.

John had my daughter in his arms when I dozed off on the couch.

It was night when I came to. I shot up when I saw that Summer was not beside me.

The blanket put over me slid off as my eyes darted around the room. Summer was nowhere in sight.

I managed to keep my wits and fished out my phone to call John.

the call went

with a baby cart. Summer

was surprised when he saw me covered in cold sweat. “I noted that you traveled light from K City so I got someone to get you some clothes and essentials. K

Summer, I sat back down. “Thank you. It’s getting late so you

so it’s fine if you want to take it out on me. But you can’t possibly keep me away as I’m your brother. Both Summer and yourself

I can take care of her

are you so stubborn? What’s done is done. Have you thought about Summer’s future, pushing all of us away like

resolve in this regard. “That’s right. We can’t change the past. All I want is to have some peace and

responded with a shrug. “Okay. I’ll leave you to it

to fulfill my responsibility by wrapping

to bid Louis farewell. As it may be hard for me to travel with Summer, I expected to be staying put

settled, we moved on

Four years later.

moved into an old property located in one of R Province’s

not exactly old, as it had been revamped previously. At first impression, it would not look markedly different from any

four rooms. It was not particularly big overall, but the yard was comparably spacious. The walls enclosed

in R Province were pretty decent. Apart from the locals, most

huge yard, Summer had more space to be active in. I watched as she tottered until she

the more there was for