Leilani's panic began to grow. Her heart was beating faster and she placed her arms on her waist, straining her eyes to see if she could catch a glimpse of Keith or anyone that looked like him.She covered her mouth with her palms and then exhaled. What if the worst had happened? Would she just go ahead without him? She couldn't. It's not like she would even know her way around.Her mind was still preoccupied with thoughts when her daughter looked ahead. “Daddy!” She exclaimed and then rushed forward. Leilani tried to reach out and grab her daughter but she wasn't quick enough. She was about to open her mouth and reprimand her daughter for just running off like that when she raised her head and saw him.Relief washed over her as she was to hug him. “What happened? Why did you take so long? I was scared, I thought something had happened to you.”“The taxi that I was in had a flat tire.”He recalled how they were driving when a sudden pop sound resonated in the air. The driver instantl

“Ethan?! Ethan!” She called out, her voice echoed in the empty space, bouncing off the walls. She was standing in what seemed like a hallway, an empty one. She turned her head around, adrenaline rushing through her veins she searched for him. A white fog began to form, covering the ground for as much as you could see. It began to envelope her legs too and soon the whole hallway was bathed in fog, she couldn't see a thing. She turned around, face twisted in confusion. “What? What is this? What's going on?” She said, mostly to herself. When she raised her head, she caught a glimpse of the darkened outline on a man standing in the distance. “Ethan!” She cried and then began running towards him. The clicking of her heels against the floor filled the air as she got closer to him. She leaped forward, expecting to crash into his frame but she simply phased through him and fell to the ground, landing on all fours. A grunt escaped from her lips. She turned back, looking over her shoulder

Valerie made her way through the sea of people, stopping in front of the unconscious man who was barely breathing. She squinted her eyes as she looked at his familiar features. “Valerie,” Monica called out as she struggled to pave her way through the shoulders blocking her. “I know this man, he's the doctor that treated Skyler,” Valerie whispered under her breath. Her friend was completely oblivious to what she was saying and just stood there, confused.“Somebody, help! Get the paramedics!” Valerie instructed, getting down on her knees and holding his head. She pressed her ears against his chest to check if he was still alive. Eventually, she could detect a faint pulse which translated to the fact that he was alive. With her palms on his chest she began pumping, doing chest compressions. She was counting under her breath, forcing air into him through his mouth. His body jerked as he let out a cough, his chest rising and falling irregularly. Water sputtered out of his mouth like a

Leilani was holding her breath in the women's side of the airplane toilet. Earlier when she had seen the police approaching, she grabbed her two kids and rushed to the toilet while Keith remained on the seat. Her heart was in her mouth as she pressed herself against the tiny door with the two children on each of her sides. Outside Keith was trying to act natural, sitting on the chair but facing the window so they wouldn't get a good look at his face. The officers moved past him and were heading towards the toilet. Now his mind had begun to race for Leilani. Thankfully however the air hostess approached the officers. “I'm sorry but you will need to excuse us because the plane is about to take off, I'm sure you've done your search and you clearly didn't find the person you were looking for,” she said to them in a polite but strict voice. Accepting defeat, the men turned around. “Come on, let's go, they may still be somewhere in the airport.” When Keith heard these words, he almos

Clifford and Therese were having dinner, their plates clinking as they ate. Renée sauntered into the house, catching her mother's attention. “Renée, you’re back already?” Therese asked with furrowed brows while Clifford slowed down his eating.She paused and swept her gears between the two of them. “Uh- yeah.”“Where's you sister?” Her mother followed up. She sucked in a deep breath. “She's going to come back tomorrow, I think.”“You think? Weren't you two supposed to return together?”It was as if she could no longer find her voice. She didn't know what to tell them, or how to even say it. How could she tell her parents that the reason her sister was angry with her was because she had enlisted a machinery to take her out. Then she was acting completely out of impulse and her love for Ethan was blinding her, but she knew better now. “We got into a fight so I left.”“I don't understand, what kind of fight was that? You abandoned your friend's wedding and your younger sister in a fo