When There Is Nothing Left But Love

“Since we left the village. I thought it was a coincidence, but they are still behind us even though I took a longer route,” revealed Boris.

“Could it be Ronald’s family?” I asked though it wasn’t likely. Ronald wasn’t someone who’d do this.

Boris shook his head. “I don’t think so.”

After a pause, he sought my approval. “Should I lose them?”

Shaking my head, I replied, “No need. Let’s just take the normal route home and see how long they will follow us.”

Amy remained silent on the way home. I texted Cameron to ask about Summer’s condition. Her reply stated that Summer was fine after undergoing chemotherapy. As Summer was then sent to the disinfection chamber, Cameron could no longer take care of her.

I wanted to call Ashton, but I was feeling nauseous from the long car ride. Hence, I gave up on the thought.

Finally, we arrived in A City at midnight. Boris brought a sleeping Amy to her bed and left some instructions before leaving.

glanced around carefully and reminded me. “If anything happens tonight,

to the van which tailed us back then. I nodded and watched as he left. After making sure all the doors were locked, I went to Amy’s room and made sure she was still sound

in my room, I was about to call Ashton when a call came in. It was from Ashton. When I answered the call, his voice rang

Amy’s hometown. The line was bad there, and I’ve just reached home. What about you?” I explained as I made my

A City. You can contact him if any problem

“I’ve adopted Amy legally. Ashton, I still want Summer to get that surgery in the

of the line. I thought he was mad at me, but he spoke. “Scarlett, have you ever thought about this? What is the difference

were the same. Amy’s parents and Armond were after money, while I had my own

will be different now. Just like Summer, she will have both the Moore family and Fuller family behind her. She will have a better

reply took me by

immediately added, “But

I shouldn’t hurt an innocent child, but sorry. I’m a selfish person. I brought Summer up, so I can’t bear to see her in pain.