ログインSerena’s Point of View
When I opened my eyes again, I was no longer in the cemetery.
No tiny white coffin.
No flowers.
I was back in my bedroom.
And Theo was gone.
Forever...
My chest tightened so painfully that I struggled to breathe.
I turned my aching head.
Adrian was sitting beside the bed.
His elbows rested on his knees.
His head was lowered.
He looked utterly exhauste
Adrian's Point of ViewI was making breakfast.Nothing fancy.Just an omelet.Some toast.And coffee with a little milk.Yesterday, Serena had only taken a few sips of water.So today, I wanted her to eat something.Even if it was only a little.Just enough to give her the strength to function.A sigh escaped my lips as I flipped the omelet.Yesterday, I didn't sleep at all.Because every time I closed my eyes...
Serena’s Point of ViewWhen I opened my eyes again, I was no longer in the cemetery.No tiny white coffin.No flowers.I was back in my bedroom.And Theo was gone.Forever...My chest tightened so painfully that I struggled to breathe.I turned my aching head.Adrian was sitting beside the bed.His elbows rested on his knees.His head was lowered.He looked utterly exhausted.Yet the moment he sensed my gaze, he lifted his head.His swollen eyes locked with mine.“Serena?”He stood immediately.“How do you feel?”I didn’t say anything.He reached for the glass of water on the bedside table.“Have some water.”“I don’t want any.”“Just a little.”His voice was gentle but firm.He helped me sit up, supporting my
Serena’s Point of ViewIt was the smallest coffin I had ever seen.So unbearably small.It looked like a beautiful white box surrounded by flowers.Not just any flowers.Only white roses and baby’s breath.Tiny ribbons along the edges moved gently in the wind.And inside it...My Theo was lying.So peaceful.So ethereal.He was dressed in a beautiful white gown, looking like a little angel who had simply fallen asleep.His tiny hands rested over his body.His face looked exactly as I remembered it.Soft.Innocent.Beautiful.I couldn’t stop staring at him.Even now, at the very last moment, a part of me was waiting for his little chest to rise.For a miracle to happen...Even though I knew such miracles existed only in books and movies.My knees trembled, and I clutched the fabric of my black dress tightly in my palm.Becky tightened her arm around my waist, supporting me.She hadn’t stopped crying since she arrived.Neither had I.But now, there were no tears left for me to shed.The
Serena's Point of View "Theo..." He was finally in my arms. And that was the name that came to my mind the very moment I looked at him. I hadn't decided on a name for him. I had no idea where it came from. But I knew one thing for sure. He was definitely my Theo. A gift from the God... A gift that God had taken away too soon... Ever since the day I found out he was growing inside me, I had dreamed of this moment. The first time I would hold my baby in my arms. The first time I would kiss him. The first time I would talk to him while looking into his little eyes. I had imagined how it would feel when he smiled at me. How it would feel when his tiny fingers wrapped around mine. But never... Never had I imagined this moment would be like this. My vision blurred as I looked at the tiny face resting quietly against the sky-blue blanket. I knew he still had to grow more. Still... To me... He was the most beautiful baby in the world. He was perfect. His little nose. H
Adrian's Point of View "The induction medication is ready." A nurse entered the room and spoke quietly. I knew everyone here was trying their best to be gentle with Serena. Still... Those words sounded so cold. As if they weren't about to ask a mother to deliver the child who could no longer breathe. The nurse placed several documents in front of Serena. "Ma'am, I'll need your signature here." Serena lowered her lifeless brown eyes. She was staring at the papers, but I knew she wasn't reading a single word. Most probably... She couldn't even see them. "...Serena?" I called softly. No response. She picked up the pen automatically, but it slipped from her fingers before she even realized she was holding it. It rolled across the blanket. Serena didn't even notice. She continued staring blankly at the papers. I picked up the pen and gently placed it back into her trembling hand. She slowly raised her eyes to look at me. "My baby..." she whispered. "He must be tired.
Adrian's Point of View"Serena..."I called her name in a voice even I couldn't recognize."Our little boy..."I took a deep breath."Our little boy is no more."For a moment, everything fell silent.Serena simply stared at me.Then...She shook her head.So violently that I became afraid and immediately cupped her face with both of my hands.I looked into her tear-filled eyes.I had no idea what to say.
Serena’s Point of ViewYou are an angel.You were one in the past.And...Even now.No matter how hard you try to hide it.I thought quietly while looking at the man sitting beside me.After that, silence settled between us again.The children continued running around, playing with their paper plan
Serena’s Point of ViewI took a deep breath.No one else was moving to answer.The silence was getting heavy.So I spoke.I didn’t feel nervous that I was going to speak in front of the mighty CEO, Adrian Henrix. Somehow… I felt a little more confident with his presence.“I was going through the mo
Adrian’s Point of ViewI returned to the office after the meeting at 4Axis.There were documents waiting. There were always documents waiting.I went through one file, trying to read the figures carefully, but I wasn’t focused.My mind kept returning to the restaurant.To her.I hadn’t expected to
Serena’s Point of View“Sir… I didn’t realize you had arrived.”Marco’s tone shifted instantly into something respectful and polite as he stepped toward the table by the window.The tall man in the dark suit didn’t respond. He simply looked at the customer, his eyes completely emotionless.I turned







