LOGINLena’s POV
There was no sign of Ava. Just a minute ago, I had left her in her crib to go and get some warm milk for her. Ava could not walk, yet and the two of us had been the only people in the house. How did she disappear? The feeding bottle dropped from my hands to the floor as I stared at the crib in shock. No, not my child.
Regaining my bearings, I started to look around the room but there was no sign of my baby. I rushed to the window and that’s when I
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Henry’s POVMexico City. It was more beautiful than I had thought it would be. Before, I knew close to nothing about Mexico. Most of the time, I heard about it, it was something about drugs and cartels. I never thought much of it except that there was a possibility tha
Henry’s povThere was a time when I had given up on happiness. I had come to think that maybe it was not meant for me. I was not special enough to have it in my life. I worked in a government ministry and earned a fairly good salary, for a person my age. While a lot of my f







