If Happy Ever After Did Exist

ock about what had happened and rushed to use the GPS to locate him

nt, how may I help you?" a sweet voice

she is feeling right now. Fear that she might lose him forever,

r line asked and started to get worr

uddenly there's a loud sound in his background," she said a

Are you in a safe location?" they asked, and they tried their

be tracking her now, "Don't track me and instead send help to my boy

ed on her and started searchin

the floor, "P-please see if he is alright," she said, and almost ca

d locked something on the computer. The response is fast and, at the same time, there is in her

. For every distance the car takes while g

Oh, Lord, please let him be safe! I don't

h all her might for Sebastian to be safe. Trembling so hard, she saw the extremity of the situation where the

olor, blue. It was a Maruti Ertiga Blue, that is spacious inside, a

nd other emergency units had gathered at that same place. Her heart

od all over his body. His car had crashed-- like it was flattened because

everything was going to be alright. That what's happening is not real. The rescuer

ed her and performed some medical techniques. She cried and cried back then un

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e hospital. There is also a dextrose attached to her bod

s her and held her hand. "You must be thirsty, here is water," she sa

Sebastian?" she asked, and she could feel her insides twitching, and she had e

ening silence had filled the room, until they heard the

d, "The doctor said he

r when she heard those words. Nothing is eno

and Leila came to

own... it's bad

The founding of her heart is not enough

re pre

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or Sebastian. She is crying so hard, that no matter what th

ue to stress. Luckily, her fiance had made a fortune on

ge, except that he was extremely powerful for that age. She wiped her tear

ven though she felt like dying right there and followed Sebastian. She was so devas

were a lot of people who wanted to sympathize with her and

uld never have happened if it weren't for her beloved. The

d with a crackling voice. She did not want to cry

er a handkerchief instead, "I'll alw

sure why he said that. She rem

ed to move on and was almost sent to an asylu

Damien. "I know you are a busy person," she said,

said, ignoring her and co

d, continuing to water her plants. She then turned to him

er eyes. He then squatted until

mpered as the day goes by," and he poked Adelaide's s

d her eyes but

that ill-tempe

arm and comfortable morning for both of t

hands very gently. "It would be sad if your child grew up without a father," he sa

like that when they had planned everything. He

e the father of yo