The Love that Never Really Dies

Sasha finally returned home with her family after being away from Avenport for more than a year.

They had gone through countless ups and downs as a family throughout the past year. Thus, Sasha was overwhelmed by tidal waves of emotions when she set foot in her hometown again.

“Sha! We’re over here!”

Shortly after they walked out of the arrival hall, they saw a young man waving at them with all his might. An elderly man was right next to the young man.

They were none other than her cousin, Lance Wand, and her father, Rufus Wand.

When Sasha saw Lance and Rufus, she cast everything aside and rushed in the direction of the ones she held dear in mind with her eyes welling up.

“Dad, I’m finally home!”

She wrapped her arms around her father after being apart from him for more than a year. As a result, she couldn’t stop herself from weeping.

Similarly, her father couldn’t keep his emotions to himself anymore. He started trembling with tears of joy streaming down his cheeks when he thought he had lost his daughter for good a year ago.

“I’m glad you’re finally home!”

Even Sebastian couldn’t help but tear up as he heard the conversation of the father and daughter duo.

After all, it took them a lot of effort for their family to reunite and return to the place they considered their home.

time to regain their composure and snap out of

little ones greeted their grandfather,

you so much I have a hard time

and wrapped his arms around

were relatively obedient. On the contrary, the little girl ran her chubby fingers through her grandfather’s hair and urged, “Grandpa, have you not

“Huh?”

couldn’t believe the seven-year-old little girl was such an observant sweetheart. Subsequently,

had gone missing and was heartbroken to

thought he had

to anything extreme such as joining them in the afterlife when he was at

by every once in a while to ensure I’m taking good

If that’s the case, I’ll make sure to visit you every once in a while in the future!” The innocent little girl promised her grandfather to keep him

the little girl tapped on the middle-aged man’s shoulder

Jadeborough had gotten themselves ready for winter. Things were still lively for those in Avenport, especially the family who had been apart from one

around to welcome the family of five—Sharon, Sasha’s aunt, was there as

“You’re finally home!”

an apron around her. The moment

children along with her and greeted Sharon, “Aunt Sharon, just

started reprimanding her niece, “What are you talking about? It’s