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Angus stands still for long minutes, the cold breeze of the evening is blowing against his face, but he doesn't react at all. It's like he is numb.

Diane Salvador is his elder sister. How in God's name is this possible?

Such a huge plot twist, is God trying to play a fast one of him?

So the reason why El Salvador has been sorting to clear out his bloodline is because of what his mother did to El Salvador.

Angus runs his fingers through his hair, for the first time in a long time he is confused and doesn't know what to do.

He turns around and looks at the door. Matilda is probably asleep already.

He makes sure that the front door is locked, and he turns around and walks to a bar.

Even though it's very late at night, the bar is still open.

Angus walks in and orders the strongest alcohol that they have around.

He sits there, distantly hearing the laughter of the men and women around him.

Alcohol is like the common friend everyone has. They get to it when they are sad, and when

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