The Love that Never Really Dies

Sasha finally gave in to return to Avenport together. If not for anything else, it was because she couldn’t bear to be apart from her children. If she was determined to return to Clear, she reasoned with herself, it would be impossible for her to even bring one of her children with her. Therefore, Avenport seemed like her best bet given the current situation. Her children were overjoyed at her consent. They burst through the door and ran up towards her, pleasing her a great deal. “Mommy, will you really return to Avenport with Daddy?” Vivian squealed. “

This is wonderful! I thought you weren’t going to say yes.” She was the first one through the door and in her mother’s lap. Sasha was surprised. “You were hoping that I would go back there with your father?” “Yes, Mommy,” Vivian replied. “I do not like it when the other kids in the kindergarten ask me about my father. Even if I haven’t been properly reunited with Daddy, it still makes me very happy!” Vivian was a child with simple pleasures. It didn’t take much to fill her little heart with joy. Sasha felt a lump in her throat. Wordlessly, she pulled her daughter in for a big hug. Matteo came in next. “Mommy, I think that you should go with Daddy too,” he informed her solemnly. “We can’t abandon Ian.” He grabbed his brother by the hand.

willing to let them see his watery eyes. Sasha’s heart ached with sorrow at the sight of him. She knelt down and pulled him in for a hug as well. “Mommy won’t even think about abandoning any one of you. I’m sorry for being rash. I’m sorry for hurting you, Ian.” “Oh, Mommy,” Ian threw his arms around her neck. For all the differences that those three had, they were all her kind and loyal babies. Whether it was Matteo and Vivian who was attached to their mother or Ian who was reluctant to forsake their father, they were angels, none of whom Sasha would willingly part with. So it was on the third day, Sasha and her triplets followed Sebastian back to Avenport. At the same

“Is she crazy?” Xandra exclaimed. “Dragging along three kids

be dropped. It is true that this incident had been a thorn in her side. She has had years of experience as a publishing author. Even the bestseller ‘The Tattoo of my Heart’ was her work. However, her writing was not what it used to be in recent years. Though the publisher made an exception to sign her on the title of her book alone, she has hit the dreaded writer’s block. Xandra turned off her computer resentfully