The Love that Never Really Dies

“I was talking about going back to the apartment where your siblings are staying, not the one in Frontier Bay. Do you want to go over there, Little Ian?”

Seeing that the kid refused to talk to her, Sasha deliberately whispered those words into his ears.

As expected, the rascal’s long eyelashes flickered upon hearing that while he was in his mommy’s arms. His eyes remained closed, though.

Sasha couldn’t help finding that hilarious.

Soon after, she took him out of the hospital and brought him to her place. Fortunately, Ian no longer showed any sign of resistance.

Deep down, Sasha was filled with guilt. She had no idea that she played such a huge role in the child’s mental wellbeing. Back then, she saw how sad he was every time she left the house, but she had always assumed that he was simply a little reluctant to see her leave.

I never realized that I affected him that much.

Sasha decided then and there that she would deal with her son’s issues before getting a divorce.

When Sasha took Ian back to the apartment, she assumed that her other kids would be home as well since she didn’t return the night before. But she was surprised to find it empty when she opened the door.

Huh? Where are the kids?

Panic-stricken, she immediately fished out her phone and called Wendy. “Hello, Wendy? Did you take the kids somewhere?”

Wendy paused for a moment before replying, “No, Ms. Wand. I didn’t babysit your kids.”

Panic instantly rose in her heart. Without another word, she hung up the call and rushed to the rooms.

She noticed that the nursery looked normal, but the same could not be said for her own room as her bed was messy. It looked like someone had slept on it, and there were even two balls of crumpled-up tissue paper on the floor.

“It’s Daddy!”

“What did you say?”

upon hearing that. Her eyes bulged as she shifted her gaze to her son, who

nightstand

look of surprise crept

…

At Hayes Corporation.

forgotten to put

to tie Vivian’s hair, and the rest of the morning

it as

Where

a bunch of folders, he placed them on the desk before

we do

the man, who was busying away at the desk, to look up and ask that question

choke a little on his

go on a business trip today? I had to rush

wanted to go to

say another word after hearing

his seat either. He simply stiffened a little before turning to the folders that Luke had brought over

“I’m not going anymore.”

blurted Luke in a stunned voice. “You’re

is back. Go reserve a private room for

Luke was baffled.

Is that really necessary?

when did these two siblings get so close? Doesn’t he usually ignore his big sister whenever she

the office to pay her brother a ridiculously short visit, but that’s all. When has he ever thrown a welcoming party for