Noah entered the room where Crystal was resting. He approached her slowly and felt as he got closer and closer, his footsteps became heavier. Noah sat on Crystal's side and slid his hand on hers. He let out a deep sigh as he shifted his eyes to Crystal. “Amara…” he whispered. “I have been longing to call you that again. I waited a long time for the right time for us to tell you all the truth, but we could not find the right time.” he said in a hushed tone talking to Crystal, even though he knew she couldn't answer. “I thought… When you find out, that will be the end of my situation. I thought that you just need to know that you are Amara, then everything will come into place.” He gently bowed his head and his eyes hit Crystal's hand. He smiled full of bitterness and pain. “I guess… happy ever after doesn't come so easily." The whole area was silent for a long time and Noah was just stunned by the absence. When his phone rang, it brought him ba

“N-Noah...” I can’t look directly at him because of the weird emotion I’m feeling. I don't know if he even realizes the fact that I found out about Sam, and I'm afraid of how he and his father will react. That Noah's sister, whom they had been looking for a long time, was now with them living under the same roof. “You're finally awake.” The tone of his voice was clear and he seemed grateful. So I looked straight at him to glimpse his face. Maybe he's not aware of the truth behind me yet. I was stunned when the most familiar person to me also entered the door. “Trina..?” My heart seemed to want to tumble. She is the one I need the most at such times that I need someone to lean on. Only Trina understands all my troubles and going through. “Crystal, how are you feeling?” she approached me hastily and gently wrapped her arms around me. “I missed you…” she whimpered in my ear. When we

“I'm going back to New Jersey and ask my mother everything I should know,” I said in full determination. I know it’s important to charge the Spencers family with everything they did to me, to Noah, to Blade, and family. But, compared to my dilemmas,  Maybe it would be better to choose to build myself first. How can someone as weak as I wrecked a fully established family. I have to go back to my mother because she knows better every reason why she took me away. I don't want to think that she once again ruined my life.  I want to be mad with her.  But I can’t do it because I know she has reasons. I know I said then that I would not return to New Jersey without having succeeded here in Denmark. But, I think I did become successful in finding my own treasure. I found a family here that can also be the reason for my return to New Jersey. “I'm going with you.”  Noah brought me back to reality. I was stunne

“You’re going back home?” Liam asked and it was as if I had just heard his voice like this. “Yes, I have to talk with my mom about the whole truth.  Why did she take me away from Noah and his- our dad… ” When Liam suddenly got up from his seat my eyebrow furrowed.  “What’s wrong?  Why are you so jittery? ” “Before you go back to New Jersey.  I have to show you something, and you have to trust me. ”  He said as if he was restless. “I don’t think I can trust you again Liam.’ I said at the back of my head. “What will you show me? Is it that important? Because Noah and I have to leave tomorrow morning to go back to New Jersey.”  I'm also confused because of Liam's rage. What is going on and is he suddenly like this? That he seemed excited or he just had a worm in his stomach. “Just come along with me,”  he said as he grabbed my hand and dragged me outside. I tried to control his wa

I laughed bitterly loud.   “Have you forgotten, Crystal? We're still legally married,” Liam added, causing the corner of my lips to twitch and create a smirk.   “Married by paper. Even your own cruel mouth proclaimed it. You may also have forgotten why we both got married? You wedded me because you were in desperate need of someone. And I— simply promised to marry you in exchange for a great sum of money, which I badly needed.” I blurted fiercely, as my stare was not deviating from him. “After I finished my job, you gave me the money you promised. You helped me out financially, but you entirely shattered me. I don’t even know if I should thank you.”   I was given a large sum of money in exchange for my marriage to Liam, and I won't deny that it helped me financially during m