When There Is Nothing Left But Love

“Go home?” I turned around, looking at Ashton with an expression of consternation.

He nodded heavily in confirmation. “M Country is not our turf. If the other party decides to play a heavy hand, we might not have the resources here to go up against him. It’ll be safer if we go home first.”

I bowed my head and didn’t say anything.

I had come here for my child, but I had to return home empty-handed. How could I leave with peace of mind?

Ashton seemed to understand what I was thinking. He took hold of my head and turned it around to face him. As we leaned our foreheads against each other’s, he pleaded, “Believe me and let me settle this. Go home first and take care of our daughter. In three days—just three days—I’ll return with our son.”

“Letty, remember that you’ve only seen your daughter a few times since she was born. She needs her mother,” John reminded at the side.

They knew what my weak spot was. Left with no reason to refuse, I agreed to return home.

Ashton remained in the hospital that night, he left only after I fell asleep.

For safety reasons, he had booked the entire business class of the flight. When we got to the airport, we walked over to the boarding gate surrounded by a

guard outside. Perhaps it was my mind playing tricks on me, but I felt a lot better than before. When I entered the lounge, I found, to my astonishment, that I could even walk

time for you to take your medicine again.” John poured me a glass of water

glass of water and medicine organizer from him. When I saw the vast amount of medicine tablets in the capsule, I felt rather

of course. Then, he patted me on the back sympathetically, he smiled and said, “You’ll get

ruin his enthusiasm. Therefore, I changed the topic hastily. “Tell me the truth,

about this.” John snatched the medicine organizer from me and shook a few tablets into my palm. “Right now, you need to recover first. Just hand

wasn’t going to tell me anything

thought about how horrid they were going to taste. After

VIP lounge. When I glanced up in alarm and took a careful look past

patted my chest, feeling

that was just

impossible for Armond to come here