The Love that Never Really Dies

She dashed into the room, grabbed a bag, and mindlessly started packing her belongings.

Lance did not utter a word. He headed back into his room and booked her a flight. He had long wanted to buy her that ticket home.

Sasha boarded the plane that very night and arrived in Avenport at daybreak.

She hesitated about heading straight to Frontier Bay as she suspected Sebastian would still be there.

She avoided him because she wasn’t sure if she wanted to see him or she was too guilty to face him after what happened to the kids.

She waited until after eight before she rushed over to the villa. To her surprise, the gate locked.

Why is it locked?

Panicked, she ran to the security post to check with the guard there. “Excuse me. May I know why the gate for Royal Court One is locked?”

“Oh, Royal Court One. Mr. Hayes has already moved out. It has been vacant for some time. It will probably be put on sale soon,” the security guard said with a sense of regret.

It was disquieting news to Sasha!

Moved?

 Why

has moved to? I need to

no idea. I heard they had lots of unfortunate incidents during their stay here. The kids fell sick, one after

environment for the

comment was like rubbing salt on a wound, adding to

fact that the kids taking turns to fall sick

sweeties. Mommy did not mean to

she sought help from Brandon to find out

getting treatment at Roxanne’s research laboratory. Sebastian bought a small house nearby for a temporary stay so it would be easier for him to care

she was overwhelmed

say something, but

arrived at the

garden or pool. The garage of Royal Court One was bigger than that

her fingers around her luggage handle more

you take your breakfast, okay? We gotta go

“Okay!”

gate of the house, she heard

she could blink her eye, a little figure in pink crawled out from the bush and dashed

is