The Love that Never Really Dies

None of them had expected such an outcome, including Jonathan.

“Old Mr. Jadeson, what about-”

“Get out! All of you!” he shouted angrily.

In the end, he still hadn’t punished Jasmine.

Sebastian’s expression was just as ugly. He watched as Devin left, then glared daggers at the old man. If it wasn’t for Mark holding him back, both of them would have argued again.

Sasha stood there, at a loss.

She didn’t expect such a thing to happen. The woman didn’t think she did any wrong because she was protecting her children by finding out the real culprits who tried to harm them.

However, when she saw the man get angry for the first time since he was diagnosed with multiple personality disorder after watching Devin leave, she started to wonder if what she did was right.

“Are you okay, Mommy?”

Matteo noticed that she was acting weird, and asked when the rest had left.

Sasha looked down at her son. After a second, she nodded her head and said, “I’m fine. Go play over there with your sister, okay? I’m going upstairs to check on Daddy.”

“Okay.”

The boy did as he was told, and brought his siblings outside to play after answering.

Sasha arrived on the third floor a few minutes later and saw that the door to the bedroom was closed.

She mustered up her courage before knocking on the door. “Mr. Hayes, are you in there? I brought you something to eat.”

took a glance at the bowl of yam porridge in

was

it seemed as if there

got even more

matter. I shouldn’t have notified Old Mr. Jadeson immediately, causing all these to happen. I’m really sorry, Mr. Hayes. I should have told you first and

started to

wouldn’t lock himself in the room like this because seeing him

silence ensued after she was

shred of hope vanished into

like he really is

turned to

should head down and take care of the

the man’s familiar voice sounded

like he was in

he blame me for

lifted from her heart, and was feeling

head down right away. Then… I’ll leave the bowl of yam porridge

promised to take care of the children and left

can’t believe he’s not angry at me for what

she felt earlier

truth was, she couldn’t really be blamed for what had

the children would have been in great danger if she

what was she

in the room. He stared

you wanted, Mr. Hayes. Please feel