The Dark Side Of Fate

Chapter 351

~Liam~

The siren’s blare rudely shattered a significant moment for me, leaving me grappling with the urge to utter curses. As we reluctantly emerged from the water and hastily dressed, I couldn’t help but feel that the interruption had robbed us of what could have been a magical kiss with Josephine. I stole a few glances at her, trying to gauge her feelings, but her face remained stoic, revealing nothing.

I longed to linger in the water with Josephine, as she fit perfectly in my arms, and everything felt right when we were together. Inhaling her scent, I couldn’t help but be captivated by her sheer beauty, knowing deep down that she was meant to be mine. The way she responded to me was simply enchanting, reinforcing the belief that we were destined to be together.

Josephine adored the surprise I had prepared for her. I had worried that she might not appreciate the simplicity of a food truck or the location I chose, but it turned out we shared more in common than I had realised.

The experience was both unique and thrilling, and I can’t help but hope that we’ll get the chance to do it again soon, perhaps even fulfilling what we started.

Being with Josephine promises to be truly wonderful, and after our time in the water, I’m finding it difficult to hold back my feelings, but I intend to give her time.

“What’s happening outside?” Josephine inquired, pulling me back to reality as we neared the gate. I decided to approach the guard for answers.

“Excuse me, sir, what’s happening out there?” I asked, and he bowed his head respectfully.

“There was an explosion involving a van on Sam Street just around the corner, which resulted in a house catching fire,” he explained. Hearing this, I instinctively rushed towards the gate.

“Liam!” Josephine called after me, and I slowed down to wait for her.

“What’s wrong?” she asked with concern.

“My grandparents’ house is on that street,” I replied, and her expression turned to shock.

“Are they in Grizlo?” she inquired, and I wasn’t sure, but I knew I had to find out.

I dialed my grandmother’s number, patiently waiting for her to answer. She finally answered and the tranquil background noise on her end brought a sense of calm to my mind.

“Grandma, are you in Grizlo?” I inquired.

“No, darling. We’re coming tomorrow. We sent the housekeeper ahead to prepare things, so it might seem like we’re home. We’ll be there tomorrow,” she responded. It was evident they were unaware of the situation unfolding.

Don’t come, at least not yet,” I pleaded,

I should know, Liam?” she

house on your street, and the house caught fire. I don’t want to jump to conclusions, but I’d

I’ll let Jake know,” she assured me, and we said our goodbyes before ending

sense of relief washed over me. Josephine asked, “Are they safe?” I drew

her, knowing she

I glanced at her, curious about her

and she grinned

hurt to check the place out,” she

some clues before any evidence gets erased. Besides, you have every right to be there. Your grandparents

and the seriousness of the situation. The last thing I

say, but she shook her head, still smiling, and began stepping away from me. Suddenly, she bolted towards the sound of sirens. I was taken aback, but I wasted no

shouted, but she

be connected to Sophia and our case; every detail matters, Li,” she

on finding Sophia after we had come so close to something intimate? Josephine’s compassionate nature shone through. She wasn’t selfish, and I couldn’t help but feel grateful that I hadn’t rushed into anything with

race, and my body welcomed the

flames. They had succeeded in extinguishing the fire of the now mangled

and she followed me, trying to catch her breath. Her tiredness was evident in her steps. Without hesitation, I squatted in front of her and suggested she hop on my

if thinking I was just joking. I turned my head to the side to catch a glimpse of her face behind

playfully, and she chuckled

through the gate, and I didn’t set her down until we reached the front door. I rang the doorbell multiple times, hoping the housekeeper would answer, but

carelessly leave the door open?” I murmured, puzzled by the

be surprised what people do in moments of survival,” she remarked, taking in the surroundings. She

reassured her, “No funny business, I promise.” Her smile assured me that she believed me, and she nodded in agreement. I led her up the stairs towards my

clean, a testament to the diligent housekeeper. Josephine stepped inside and took in

were a serious-minded student,” she remarked, and I chuckled, nodding in

was outrightly boring,” I confessed, glancing at her as

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