"You know, I had requested a moment with both you and your husband as there was something I had noticed about her. It's important that you are extremely cautious around her. She has experienced some brain damage, so it's crucial to be mindful of the things you say in her presence. It's best not to push her to remember certain things, as she has forgotten quite a bit. However, for now, she seems to be doing alright, apart from the tragic loss of her baby and womb. The extent of the brain damage may not be apparent at this moment, but you might discover it later," the doctor explained. Overwhelmed with sympathy, I blurted out, Damn! She lost her baby, I feel so sorry for her. Even though the baby wasn't mine, I still can't help but feel a deep sense of sadness for her." Curiosity overcoming me, I asked. "Is she awake? "Yes, she is currently in her ward," Mrs. Clinton responded, and I silently acknowledged her response with a nod.I turned to the doctor, eager for more information. "
A sly smirk formed on my lips, conveying the satisfaction of knowing that he had underestimated my true capabilities. It was clear that he still saw me as the old Stephen, unaware of the power I now held. A mocking laughter danced across my face, implying a sense of superiority. "Are you curious to know?" I asked, my voice betraying a hint of vulnerability, intentionally toying with him. "I guess you shouldn't worry, Mr. Clinton," I continued, my tone cool and composed. "We are in a hospital after all. Let's maintain our demeanor and not behave like rascals." I walked back to Susan's bedside, where she lay, and took her hands delicately in mine. Rubbing them gently in an attempt to comfort her, their warmth spreading to my own hands."I know you must be feeling incredibly sad about the loss of your baby," I said gently, offering my sincere condolences. "But please try not to worry. Everything is going to be alright. I think I should take my leave for now, but I will check on you la
"Do you think that's what it is?" The voice quivered slightly, uncertainty weighing heavy in his words. He stood by the window, gazing out at the familiar street below. The fading daylight cast long shadows on the pavement, mirroring the persistent doubts that now clouded his mind. For a moment, he fell into a deep introspection, his brows furrowing as he grappled with the realization that had just been dropped upon him. The room around him felt cramped and stifling, the atmosphere thick with unspoken emotions. He had never allowed himself to contemplate this possibility before, and now it loomed over him like an uninvited guest. As Stephen searched for answers amidst the silent chaos of his thoughts, he absentmindedly clenched and unclenched his hands. The weight of the truth settled heavily upon him, and a flicker of regret tinged his confession. How had he missed the signs, the subtle hints that now seemed glaringly obvious? The phone lay before him, an object of both connection
"Fûck!" I exclaim in frustration, my anger bubbling up at the sight before me. The sheer absurdity of it all leaves me astounded. I refuse to let this setback weigh me down. I know deep down that I am stronger than the person responsible for this mess. No, I won't give them the satisfaction of seeing me falter. As I contemplate my next move, the thought of informing President Karen crosses my mind. Yet, doubts start to creep in. Will involving her be the right choice? Could it potentially cause more harm than good? Uncertainty gnaws at me, pushing me away from seeking her assistance. Just as I'm lost in my thoughts, my ringing phone abruptly interrupts the heavy silence in the room. A mix of surprise and relief engulfs me as I see Alicia's name on the caller ID. Ah, Anita... the one person who helped me catch Mr. Smith. I should have called her sooner to express my gratitude. "Hey," she greets me playfully from the other end. "I was expecting you to call and thank me, but you didn
"Can you show me the number?" she asked, her voice brimming with curiosity. In response to her request, I swiftly retrieved my phone and scrolled through my call log to find the mysterious number. Handing her my phone, she shook her head in a disappointing gesture. "We can't track this number," she stated matter-of-factly, a touch of frustration evident in her voice. Surprised by her response, I posed a question, seeking clarification. "Why is that?" I asked, my tone filled with genuine surprise and curiosity."It seems the number has been masked using a phone burner app. Whoever this person is, she has taken the necessary steps to ensure that she can't be found," she says, giving me my phone. "What's your next line of action?" She asked, looking at me closely."I need to find a way to speak with her again," I said, biting my lips. "I need to know who she is and why she's doing this to me.""I can help you with that," she said, and my eyes widened. "What? How?" I asked, surprised.
"What did you mean?" I asked, my voice an intriguing mix of curiosity and disbelief. "Have you never been in a relationship?" As I posed the question, a small chuckle escaped my lips, softening the intensity of the moment. I watched her closely, noting the subtle smirk that played at the corners of her mouth. There was a mischievousness in her eyes that hinted at a hidden secret. "Well," she began, her voice laced with a hint of nostalgia, "I have been in a relationship before." Her words hung in the air, carrying a weight of experience. But there was something more, something deeper that she was trying to convey. A wistful smile tugged at her lips as she continued, her voice betraying a tender vulnerability. "But this feeling is different. It's inexplicable, yet undeniably real." There was a sincerity in her tone that resonated with me. I couldn't help but feel a twinge of skepticism, my inner doubts gnawing at my heart. As my chuckle subsided, I let her words wash over me, grappl
I hesitated, unsure of what to do. A part of me wanted to know what she wanted and why she was calling now, while the other part of me was terrified of hearing her voice again."Come on, we need to find out what she wants," she urged, taking the phone from my hand. She swiped the answer button and held the phone up to her ear."Hello?" she said in a measured tone, taking the lead in the conversation. There was a brief pause as the line crackled to life with a response. I held my breath, my heart racing."What do you want?" I asked, her my steady and unemotional. I was playing it cool, determined not to give the caller any power over the situation."I want you to send the money to me," the caller said, her voice as cold as ice. "And if you don't do it, I'll release all the information I have on you." My stomach sank as I heard the words. I wasn't sure that she had something on me, something that could ruin my life. But what could it be? And why is she doing this to me?"Put the phone
"I love you, mom; I don't want to be separated from you" As those words tumbled out of my mouth, I couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by a surge of emotions. Wrapped tightly in the embrace of my mother, I found peace in knowing that we shared an unbreakable bond. It was as if we were two souls deeply intertwined, inseparable in every sense. The weight of the past weighed heavily on my heart, reminding me of the difficulties we had endured. Yet, in this moment, I felt an indescribable sense of reassurance. No force on this earth could tear us apart, except for the forces of nature itself. Holding onto one another, I fought back tears, my emotions threatening to overflow."How's my father doing?" I demanded, my voice tinged with a mix of concern and frustration. We hadn't spoken in days, and uncertainty gnawed at the edges of my thoughts. Hoping for some reassurance, I looked intently at my mother, awaiting her reply. In response, she nodded slowly, understanding the weight of my ques