Everyone wanted to see Klaud Anderson in person. They gathered outside of the CEO’s office, at the ground floor, and exit door. With high hopes, most female employees gathered at the possible places where they could see him. However, one of them didn’t feel the same way. Dianna didn’t want to see a man who ran away from his responsibilities. She couldn’t bear the hatred as it might only trigger her and publicize about their past romance. At the right corner with Kath and Rain, she did everything to hide her face. She tried to run away, but the entire hallways were filled with employees. She sighed in disbelief. “Huh, I don’t know why they’re all dying to see him.” She thought, looking at somewhere distant. “Ugh, this is too boring!” By then, she found the perfect alibi to get back to her cubicle. She told Kath that she had to go to the restroom. With heavy breaths, Dianna walked away from the crowd. With class and composure, she finally escaped from her crazy friends. Meeting

Dianna felt a cold thing touched on her arms. She didn’t know where she was, but the only memory she remembered was the moment she met Klaud once again. She lost consciousness after that. “Uh, why I am here?” She murmured, looking at the saline bag and hospital dress she was wearing. She tried to move her body, but it wasn’t easy. Her knees were trembling, perhaps because of shock. Dianna looked around the entire room, trying to find for her phone. However, she ended up staring at the flowers on top of the side table.With all the strengths she had, she slowly reached for it and smelled the flowers. It was roses, white and red. “Hmm, who brought it here?” She thought and found a small card inside. Out of curiosity, she picked and opened it. “Dear, Sleepyhead. I know you don’t want to see and talk to me that’s why I left these flowers for you. I hope your fast recovery.” Dianna took a deep breath and quickly put back the card into the flowers. She placed it back on the table and

The classic sound of the clock awakened Dianna in the middle of a beautiful, vivid dream. She was with a man at a vibrant forest surrounded by flowers and butterflies wearing a white, long dress. The man was laying down to the ground and his head was on her lap. They were laughing, as their voices echoed around the forest. Like a solemn song, it sounded good in the ear. Then she remembered reaching for an apricot and gave it to the faceless man. “I love you,” said Dianna in her dreams. “We’ve been challenged by the time and the people around us, but here we are, living happily ever after.” Then the man gently held her hands and sat in front of her. They kissed passionately and laughed so genuinely. However, she woke up because of the wall clock’s sound. She disappointingly gasped and looked around the entire room. The good thing about being in a private room was having two beds. She saw Kalex sleeping peacefully next to his uncle, Demiel. They looked so perfect together, but s

Upon seeing how Dianna reacted earlier, Demiel decided to contact Klaud about his parents’ gift for her. He didn’t know if it was real, but he wanted to confirm if it was real. For his best friend, Demiel wanted only the best. He witnessed how Dianna struggled and strived harder for her son, Kalex. He would never forget that one moment when he found Dianna lying on the floor with blood between his legs. He thought she would lose Kalex, but because of him, Kalex was saved when he was just six months in her womb. Demiel shook his head in disbelief as to how Dianna remained strong after all these years of hardships. He knew it has never been easy for Klaud as well, but he only cared Dianna. This time around, he was eager to talk to Klaud and warn him about whatever he was planning. He contacted Klaud through the phone number he got recently. He was certain that he would pick up the call once he mumbled Dianna’s name. “Pick up the goddamn phone!” He mumbled, waiting inside the car.

The weather was fine and warm. The sky was clear and blue as it was. There were no clouds above which made it more breathtaking and perfect. Aside from the nature, the streets were surrounded by people trying to run an errand for their daily lives. Unlike Klaud, he was living for Dianna and Kalex. He didn’t have to work eight to twelve hours every day to get at least thousands of dollars each month. He was wealthy and could even buy everything he wanted. Still, it didn’t make him happy. “Huh,” he sighed, waiting patiently because of the heavy traffic. “I guess it would never happen today.” Klaud was referring to his daydream earlier. It felt real, giving him enough hope to bring back his loved ones. He checked his phone, thinking someone might texted. However, no one did. “I have to concentrate on how I could convince Dianna.” He mumbled until he finally started the engine and escaped from the heavy traffic.He spent more than an hour until he reached the route free from traffi