The Love that Never Really Dies

Sasha sent Vivian and Ian to their preschool.

It was the same one, but the Hayes had brought in a brand new team to run the school.

“Remember to come to pick us ya, Mommy!” Vivian reminded her repeatedly at the gate. She had gotten over her disappointment and was back to being the little clingy angel she used to be.

“Of course! I will bring a strawberry cake for my sweetie. And Ian, I will make you your favorite berry pie, ya,” Sasha joyfully promised them.

“Yes!” The cool little guy, Ian, could not hide his excitement and nodded happily.

After they entered the school compound, Sasha immediately went back home. She was extremely worried and wanted to examine Matteo herself to find out what was wrong with him.

Unfortunately, there were already a few men in black guarding the gate when she arrived.

“Ms. Wand, Mr. Hayes has given instructions that you are not allowed into the house.”

“Why? I am the children’s mother. Why can’t I go in?”

“He said you should know the reason. He wants you to leave immediately or we will have to throw you out.” The men coldly gave her the ultimatum.

Sasha did not expect this brutal blow.

know the

time when I said I

it was an impulsive comment I made in the

listen to me. I said those words during a heated quarrel with him. It was said in the fit of anger;

We are only acting on Mr. Hayes’ instruction. Please do accordingly, Ms. Wand.” The men did not mince their

was ashen-faced because she had not expected Sebastian would be

did not want the kids anymore and then disappeared from their lives for a full

devastated. She stared longingly at the house for a long while, then listlessly dragged

“Mr. Scott, we have gotten rid of

loss for words. He glanced toward the closed door of Sebastian’s office and silently hung

worried. Although he had fumed when he heard Sasha

at

Why the calmness?

quiet before the storm? Or is he waiting for the right

Luke was deeply disturbed.

the receptionist at the lobby called to say a Ms. Wand is

sputtered out the tea

really is Murphy’s law at