I didn’t replied to Liro or even Hiro. I returned the phone I was holding inside the bag. I don't understand why Liro's text is like that, but whatever it is, I don't have to understand that anymore. It only makes my head, ache.“Are you okay, hija?” I looked at Ms. Santola and smiled in response. Liro and Hiro are messing with my mind. Maybe it’s their talent since they are twins.“Tell me if you're hungry. Let's stop over to buy food." I was a little embarrassed. They really care about my condition."I'm fine, Aunt Liva. Thank you." I tried to show her my genuine smile so she wouldn't worry any more. I don't want them to worry about me. That's too embarrassing. They are too kind.When we arrived at their ancestral house, we were immediately greeted by servants. As in Hiro's house, they also wore unusual clothing. Is it really like this with them? It looks like their maids are just cosplaying at home. They are beautiful and

That same night, Liro and I didn't talk about them anymore. I let him tell me everything about himself or any connection to his past without commanding him. I enjoyed my stay at their ancestral house. His family gave me a warm welcome. Though, sometimes Lihiro annoys me intentionally. Just now, I am currently eating with Aunt Liva, Aunt Stea, and Aunt Lhera. We were in the kitchen having coffee because I didn’t go shopping with Thria. Because I get tired quickly now and I also prefer to stay at home rather than wander. "Mom, why is Cassandra here? My jealous brother didn't allow her to go with Thea?" Lihiro asked. I stared at him as he went to his mother side and sit to the vacant chair. It’s as if he doesn’t want me here. Hmp. "No son, Cassandra chose to stay here, so she's here," her mother replied, while Aunt Stea simply put strawberries on my plate. I am so shy as I look at her. I just smile and say, thank you.

Mommy calmed down. She fell asleep, to be exact, while crying in my arms. It’s my first time accompanying her to her room in this state, and she’s so fragile a while ago. She’s not herself. She’s far from Amy that I used to know. I put the blanket around her and came out. I went to Heyley to ask for Dad's contact number. When she gave that to me, I called Dad immediately. I tried to call him, but his contact number is cannot be reach. I sat on the sofa while I was still trying to call Dad. "Ma'am," I looked at Heyley. She was worried as she looked at me.

Hiro was just next to me. I was crying while facing the moon who showed in the edge of ocean. I don’t know why he brought me here. Maybe it's because he already knew about it. I want to ask why they know each other but I don't think I have the guts now to ask after what I found out. I leaned on Hiro's shoulder while crying. I could feel him gently caressing my back and sometimes kissing my head. "Hiro," I called him while sobbing. "Yes, love?" “Do I deserve it?” “No, love. You deserve me, you deserve the world. ” He answered seriously. "But why?" my voice trailed off and I cried even more. He immediately wiped it with his hand. "After your eyes shed rain, you'll get the rainbow of eternity." Then he smiled and his smile was the warmest thing I’ve felt in this cold night. "Come, let

We’re here in Andrea’s grave. I am not surprised the Hiro knew this since he has lots of connection so we’re able to find this place with no sweats. I’m not sure but I think Dad visits her grave often since there’s a dead boquet on it.I cleaned her grave and Hiro help me to light the candle. I touch my belly and smiled. It’s my first time to visit my mother’s grave and it took me years to know about her. I visits her with the person who made me feel secure eveytime I have my breakdowns and of course with our unborn child.It feels so weird to call someone Mom who I haven’t seen even once. But my heart utter a word without me noticing that I voice it out. “Mom,” and I don’t know but, from the moment I called her that, the breeze of wind touched my skin.Tears started to fall from my eyes. "I'm sorry, I'm late." I said in front of her grave. Hiro hold my hand tightly. It’s like telling me tha