(Sky’s POV)There were so many things I wanted to do with Anj here at the pool, and my imagination was running wild that I stopped swimming. Instead, I stood in the middle and lifted her hips effortlessly underwater, wrapping her legs to my hips.“This is not a good idea, Sky,” She whimpered, breathing out nervously as she held onto me tight. “If only I knew how to swim…” she stopped when I walked toward the corner steps of the swimming pool, sat on the first step, and let my eyes feast on her naked body.“I’m never teaching you how to swim, pumpkin,” I said as I crushed my lips to hers and deepened the kiss. I smiled when Anj parted her lips, welcoming me and allowing my tongue to play inside her mouth. I knew she was lost in me again when she moaned into my mouth while her hands gripped my wet hair. “Mooooommmyyyyy!”A scream startled us as if the swimming pool turned upside down and the water was thrown at us. Anj pulled away from me and her eyebrows knitted for a few seconds be

(Sky’s POV)My heart was thumping in my chest so hard that I could not breathe. I met her eyes hiding beneath her eyeglasses. How could I miss it? Why didn’t I recognize her when all the clues were there? I only remembered her face filled with red spots, missing the clue that the Angela I knew and Anj in front of me were the same. Her eyes, intoxicating smell, and how she made me crazy. Only Angela could do it; the woman I married at sweet sixteen and divorced me at seventeen. We spent amazing and annoying hours together, not even a year, before she left me, leaving my ego badly hurt, my heart not capable of loving anymore. Divorced? Then it dawned on me she did not bother signing the divorce papers because she made me look idiot into the truth that she was a minor without parental consent when we married.“Who is Angela?” She asked me, avoiding my gaze to sip her coffee, and turned to Leyanne to wipe the honey on her chin. “Why are you looking for her?”Nice try! I wanted to tell he

(Anj’s POV)Sky flickered his eyes on the street sign ‘Heaven Avenue’ when I turned the car on that street, but he did not say a word. He was making me nervous, afraid that he knew already, but he was not telling me about it.I stopped the car in the parking lot of the Nursing Home of St. Mary, and the triplet excitedly unfastened their seatbelts in the child seats.“Make sure to go to Sister Grace’s office first,” I reminded them. “Daddy and I will just talk.” I have no idea where to start with what we would talk about. He made a promise we would not see each other, and I would do the morbid talking about his accidental death or whatsoever just for my kids to move on with their lives without waiting for him.They only nodded, chatting animatedly about the toys they brought from Sky’s place as they got out of the car.“What are you doing, Sky? Help me here,” I said, leaning on the car’s backrest and closing my eyes.“I’m not doing anything,” he said, unfastening his seatbelt and turni

(Sky’s POV)The glass door to my private office opened, and I smiled when I saw a tall, slender woman walking into the office. Her beautiful smile curved her lips as she came to me, with no greetings but sitting right away on my lap, taking the pen in my hand and placing my hands around her waist.Lalaine claimed my mouth, kissing me passionately for a few seconds before moving away. “I hope I’m not marching the altar alone, Sky,” she smiled as she trailed my necktie. “You’re nowhere to be found last weekend, and when you finally appeared, you were a beast in the office again.”“Beast?” I laughed, taking the pen from her. “I was just busy, that’s all.”She stood up and sat on the couch near my table. “I’m free this weekend. Want to travel with me?” When I didn’t answer, she walked in front of my table and propped her elbows, adorably blinking her round brown eyes at me. “Just the two of us.” “Tempting,” I said, glancing at her cleavage.“I knew you would say that, darling,” She said,

(Anj’s POV)“What did you do to Angela?” Anya growled at him, hitting Dylan again in his arm, maybe harder this time because I saw him cringe. “You were supposed to have a good time, not scare her.”“Stop it, Anya,” I said as my eyes looked at the doctor putting a bandage on my sprained ankle. Good thing, it was only mild, but the bad side of it was I ruined Dylan’s plans and ended the fun for my children.Their eyelashes were still wet after wailing almost endlessly when they saw me fall and cry in pain. “He didn’t do anything to scare me. I just missed that step, that’s all,” I lied, opening my arms so my kids would come to me. Only Lyra Helene and Selene came to me, but Leyanne remained at the foot of the bed, watching the doctor and asking him many questions.“You have one future doctor here,” The old doctor smiled gently at me as he finished wrapping an elastic bandage to my foot.I smiled back, seeing myself in Leyanne, but that upward shape on my lips disappeared when I saw S