Sasha smiled and looked at her mother's and father's faces. "You think so? Well, you're wrong. I will never forgive you for what you have done to me. That is a promise!" She swore, with a very serious face. Her mother was shocked and gasped loudly, and her father couldn't believe what she said."What? Are you making a promise to yourself that you will never forgive us? Why are you saying something like this, Sasha? That is very bad of you to say. I never expected that you would be able to say something like this. What the hell is wrong with you? Why are you acting as if you have gone crazy?" Her mother asked, angry with what she said."I don't care what you say to me right now, but I said what I said. I will never forgive you guys for what you have done to me. It has never been a great experience growing up in the family I grew up in, but I tried to keep it in and forgive you always. I think that this is the height of it. I won't be able to open my heart up and forgive you. Trust me

"Are you really sure of what you're saying? I don't want to follow you and go there, and end up seeing someone else. If that happens, then…""I am not lying, sir. Why would I lie?" Lucas's expression turned to a smile. He looked at Norton, and as if they both knew what they had in mind, they chorused."Finally the perfect opportunity." The young cleaner was confused by what they were doing."I don't understand, sir. What perfect opportunity are you talking about?" He asked."You don't need to understand anything about it, young man. I have confirmed that what you are saying is the truth. If any other thing, different from what you told me just now, is found as the situation there, then I will hang you in the ceiling of this place for 3 days," Lucas said."Okay, sir. I swear with my life that's all I have told you is correct. She told me to come and tell somebody to help. I was running fast to save her life. I don't know what I can do to help her. Will you be able to contact the med

The car halted at the front of the hospital, and Steve stepped out. He put on his glasses and walked to the back of the car to open the door for Alaric, who didn't realize that they had reached the hospital. He opened the door, and Alaric raised his head, noticing the light that entered through the open. "Young Master, we have arrived at the hospital. It is time for you to continue treatment," Steve said to Alaric. Alaric sighed, and got his eyes off his phone, sliding it into his suit pocket. He stepped out of the car, and heaved a sigh, as he stared at the bodyguards who weren't far off and had surrounded him. "This is the last time I will say it. Tell these people to stop following me. It's not like I am missing," he said to Steve. "I don't think you can blame them, young master. They're doing their job, the exact thing that they are paid for, so I think it is normal for them to act this way. The madam wouldn't want you to get hurt, and she has specially picked these guards f

Before Evelyn could complete her sentence, a loud thud sounded, and a sharp wave of pain ran from her head down her body. Josh didn't know what to do and gasped at the sight. Lucas had knocked her out with his fist. Norton stared at what was unfolding before him in shock. He didn't expect that Lucas would do something like that, and his mouth was wide open, while his jaw dropped. He stared at Lucas with a confused and surprised expression on his face, not realizing the reason why Lucas did what he did and how he was able to do it. "What… what the hell?" He asked, with a shocked intense face. "What the hell did you do to her, Lucas? You just knocked Evelyn out," he said. Lucas, who in contrast to what Norton would think of, had an unremorseful expression, didn't regret what he did. He was a bit surprised that he had done it so quickly, and had acted so rashly, but he thought that what he had done was the right thing. "What? Why are you so surprised? She was being too stubborn a

Alaric ran out of the hospital doors, the sterile air of the medical facility replaced by the brisk wind of the outside world. Steve trailed closely behind him, with concern etched across his face. Alaric's mind raced with urgency as he sprinted toward the parking lot, his every step echoing the pounding of his heart. As Alaric reached for the car door, Steve grabbed his shoulder, halting him in his tracks. Breathless, Alaric turned to face his friend, determination burning in his eyes. "I need to save Evelyn," he declared, his voice tight with resolve. Steve's brows furrowed in worry. "Save Evelyn? What's happened, young Master. I'm always here willing to help. What happened to her?" He questioned, his concern deepening. Alaric's response was swift, his words clipped and fueled by an instinct that brooked no delay. "I can't explain now, Steve. I just know I have to get to her." Steve really wanted to know what was wrong. "It could be that you may need my help in this. This is th