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CHAPTER 57: Its Either You, Or My Family

Author: A.B PEN
last update publish date: 2026-07-31 20:17:21
NARAYA

The Next Morning

Luckily, no life was lost and now Zilla was preparing for work.

I unlocked my phone while Zilla searched for her keys. There were no new message notifications from anyone. Not even Dad. The thought of him brought a smile to my face.

Maybe I should call him.

Thank him again. Tell him I miss him. And maybe go out some other time. This time on me.

I had already started to dial when I paused. It's too early. Maybe he was with his family. I don't want to cause any trouble for
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