"Who is she to you?""And are the children yours?" Samuel paused, contemplating his response. "Well, Michael, she is my new wife. I love her dearly, and the children are not biologically mine, but I love them as my own." Curiosity piqued, Michael probed further. "How did you two meet? It seems there's something between you. I couldn't help but notice the way you both looked at each other." Samuel chuckled nervously. "Hey, dupe, why so many questions, brother?" "Do you know her from before?" Samuel's tone betrayed a mix of intrigue and defensiveness. Michael's gaze softened as he replied, "No, Samuel, I don't know her. It's just that there seems to be a connection, an unspoken bond, that I sensed. I'm merely curious, brother." Samuel hesitated, realizing that the truth might come out eventually. He took a deep breath and decided to share part of his story. "Well, there is a history between us, don't dig into that." Samuel angrily left his uncle’s place,
On the following day, I met Johnson at the nearby bar. He was a close friend from high school. As we sat down, he started sharing stories about his experiences in school and offered his condolences for my father's passing. He even brought some beautiful flowers along as a gesture of support and comfort.Johnson smiled kindly and said, "Abigail, I'm really sorry about your dad. Losing a loved one is never easy, and I can only imagine how you must be feeling right now."I nodded, my voice filled with a mix of gratitude and sadness. "Thank you, Johnson. It's been really tough, but having friends like you around helps me find some comfort during this difficult time."He reached out and handed me the flowers, saying, "I thought these flowers might bring a little bit of brightness to your day. They symbolize beauty and remind us that life still holds moments of joy, even amidst the sadness."Touched by his thoughtfulness, I held the flowers close to my heart, feeling a glimmer of hope b
My heart raced, and I felt a wave of panic wash over me. I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I quickly ended the call, trying to process the information. Questions raced through my mind. Where was Johnson? Was this real or just a cruel prank?I tried calling Johnson's number, hoping to hear his voice and confirm that he was okay. But there was no answer. My worry grew stronger, and I dialed the number again, desperate to hear more information. However, the number showed as private, and I couldn't reach anyone.Feeling overwhelmed, I sat down, my mind filled with fear and uncertainty. I didn't know what to do next. Was this a real kidnapping, or was it all just a cruel joke? My thoughts raced as I tried to make sense of the situation. The feeling of helplessness consumed me, and I longed for answers and a way to bring Johnson back safely.But I can't sleep or eat because what I heard is real, and I need to act fast so as not to kill or harm him, I still love him. I took up coffee
I smiled and gently held his hand, "Of course, you're welcome to stay as long as you need. You don't have to worry. I'm here for you, and you can always count on me." He looked relieved and grateful, "Thank you, Abigail . Your kindness means so much to me." I smiled. We spent more time together, talking, laughing, and enjoying each other's company. As the days went by, he slowly started to open up about his feelings and fears after the kidnapping. I listened to him with all my heart, offering support. "Abigail , you make me feel safe and loved. I can't thank you enough for being there for me during this tough time," he said, his voice filled with gratitude. I held his hand and replied, "You don't have to thank me. I care about you deeply, and I'll always be here for you. We'll get through this together." I love you Johnson. The next day, I had to go to the mall for some errands, and I left Johnson at home because I trusted him, and he's my boyfriend. However, I felt a bit curio
With her voice shaking and tears in her eyes, Abigail pleaded, "Please, I'm sorry. I will explain everything." Taking a deep breath, she began to share her side of the story. "It was a difficult time for me. I went to the bar to drink and try to forget my broken heart. That's when I met Michael, my ex-boyfriend." Samuel was taken aback by the revelation. "Your ex-boyfriend? But who's the owner of the kids?" he asked, trying to understand the situation. "I'm talking to you, look up," he urged Abigail, wanting her to face him while she spoke. Through tears and trembling voices, Abigail finally confessed, "The owner of the kids is Michael." Samuel's heart sank as he absorbed the truth. He felt hurt, confused, and betrayed all at once. He tried to find the right words, but the emotions overwhelmed him. "I'm sorry, Samuel, for not telling you this earlier. I tried to confuse you and hide the truth, but I failed," Abigail said, her voice filled with regret.
Samuel's heart pounded with worry as he tried to piece together where Abigail and the children might be. Samuel's heart felt heavy and uncertain. Even though he had taken in Abigail's brothers and the children, he couldn't shake his feelings for her. He had fallen in love with her, and the thought of her absence made him feel incomplete. He turned his attention to the car parked nearby and quickly got in, starting the engine. He drove onto the streets, hoping he might come across Abigail as she walked around. His eyes scanned the surroundings, looking for any sign of her. As he drove, the new day's sun spoiled her mold and gradually declined, casting long shadows on the streets. Samuel's determination to find Abigail grew stronger, and he kept his eyes peeled, hoping to reunite with her and bring her back home. As Samuel continued his search for Abigail, his mind was consumed by worry and his strong feelings for her. In his distracted state, he accidentall
He lay down on the bed, staring at the ceiling, hoping that tomorrow would bring him closer to finding Abigail and making things right. In the middle of the night, Samuel was awakened by a sudden light. He rubbed his eyes and saw that the girl he had helped was undressing. As the Liya turned on the light, Samuel felt a bit choked with surprise. He wasn't expecting this situation. He averted his eye, trying to respect her privacy even though she had turned on the light."Uh, excuse me," Samuel said, feeling awkward. "You might want to get some rest. It's late." Liya seemed a bit embarrassed as she quickly covered herself, "Oh! Sorry about that. I thought... Never mind.""No worries," Samuel replied, still feeling a bit awkward. "Just get some sleep." He turned away, giving her some privacy, and tried to focus on his own thoughts. As he lay back down, Samuel couldn't help but think about Abigail and the kids again. He knew he had to find them, no matter what, and
He walked to his car, a mixture of worries and a hint of a wry smile playing on his lips. The sun was rising, casting a warm glow over the city. As Samuel drove off, his mind was still grappling with the unusual events of the night. He glanced around, the city streets gradually coming to life. As Liya walked along, lost in her own thoughts, her eyes suddenly locked onto a familiar face driving by. Her heart raced, and a mix of fear and panic washed over her. She recognized Samuel, the person whose belongings she had taken. Instinct kicked in, and without a second thought, she started running. Her footsteps pounded on the pavement as she dashed through the streets. The weight of guilt and the fear of getting caught pushed her to keep moving, her mind racing just as fast as her feet. She had never been in a situation like this before, and the adrenaline coursed through her veins. Samuel's belongings, now in her possession, felt like a heavy burden. She could