REVENGE of the RAGDOLL TRILLIONAIRE

ising within me, blurring my thoughts about any

he same as how I last saw her six years ago? Or pe

nly baby girl and the darling of the crowd. She still carries that dignified

tting jealous of her, but this small reunion proved me wrong. She still stirs jealousy inside of me, which I hated to the b

andom thoughts play inside my head, causing a part of me aching once more with the knowledge of them meeti

and unsteady voice

same compassion and affection every time he set them at her, holding back hi

, Mich

certain kind of hug I never received from him. He held her in his arms with

ing her back, with all the sympathy and care he could extend. It was an eye-sore, ca

roubled breaths. All along I thought that I had already felt the most excruciating pain anyone could ever inflict on me. But seeing them now, how

th what needed to be done, following everyone inside the m

no longer exist to me, just like how they extracted me from their lives. I will end the ties I have with them, every connection

ospital, not saying goodbye to anyone. Eager to go home. I was

avoiding me. Well, I would have don

and be with my daughter. Michelle's waiting f

u, if you still have some, to face someone when you're talking to them" She said

me. My heart was beating rapidly, I could literally hear its loud th

g confidence and elegance. The balanced proportion of her expressive emerald eyes, proud slimmed nose and well-defined lips contribute a very ap

ill not envy her. She was every man's dream girl. Any man would be more than willing to die just

you wanted to say. It's lat

Her eyes bore those limitless accusations and undying wrath, telling me how little I am compared to her, as her perfec

hard slap from her landed straight on my cheek. I was taken aback at her sudden assault, causing me

ucky for you I was too emotionally disturbed that time, or you could have

round firmly and faced her hell-bent on, undaunted by her and stouthearted. I flas

prolong my stay here and waste my precious time on something of no importance" My words were as p

d cowardly back down at instances like these. The old Penelope, the one they

er all the haughtiness and abomination y

ately, Pamela,

o devour every inch of me. I gazed back at her with a steady stance, caring less of the pain she inflicted on me physic

dare

th of our time and just get on with it" I

fair share with him for the past six years. I just lent him to you, Penelope. You were just a caretaker, and now that the real owner is