The Love that Never Really Dies

“You still think you can talk your way out of this?

Fine! Take her away!” Sebastian suddenly roared. A group of his henchmen dressed in all-black appeared out of nowhere and grabbed Sasha’s arms. Stunned, she shot back at him. “Where do you think you’re taking me? I’m warning you, I’m now a legal citizen of Moranta! Taking me anywhere against my will is kidnapping; it is illegal!” “Illegal?” He scoffed.

“I am the law here!” “Where are you taking me? Are you crazy? You desperately wanted me out of your life, but why are you dragging me back now? Are you trying to wash the blood off your hands? Or are you trying to show off what a liberal lover you are by being a polygamist? You’re insane! Let go of me right now!”

Her yells could still be heard from the third-floor office, even as she was dragged to the first floor. Luke noticed a vein had popped in the corner of his boss’ forehead. I wish I was anywhere but here. The farther, the better.

 This ex-wife of Sebastian’s was quite a force to be reckoned with. If she dared say anything similar to any of the Larsons, she would have

just picked up Matteo and his sister. As per Sasha’s instructions, she brought them back to her

buy something yummy for you both to eat when I return.” “Yes, Ms.

for the house phone. Vivian tottered after her brother while hugging a plushie. “Matt, what are you doing?” Picking up

work? The young girl watched Matteo. After a while, she grew bored and walked away to watch cartoons. After what felt like a million rings, someone from the hospital finally answered the call. “Hello?” “Hello. I’d like to ask if Dr. Nancy is in today?” “Dr. Nancy… I’m sorry, she isn’t here today. If you’re one of her patients, you may reschedule

the call and climbed down from the stool he’d used to reach the phone, hiding away in Willow’s study. In a few minutes, a computer screen in

men in black when she exited Mr. Jackson’s office? The young boy furrowed his eyebrows. Meanwhile, at Hilton Hotel, Sasha hadn’t stopped struggling for a single moment since she left the hospital. However, no matter how she struggled, she was no match for the