"He is going to break the door!" The guy's voice was almost shivering with fear. "Then what should we do?" The other guy nervously asked. "We should open the door and beg for forgiveness." Hearing that other guy felt anger. "What are you saying? We are not doing that!" The guy argued. "Then what option do we have?" His friend asked with stress as he could see the door was ready to open at any time. "We will run. Just looked at the window." He pointed towards the big window attached to the room. The other guy felt relieved and asked, "And what about her?" He whispered to not be heard by Edwin who was outside and madly trying to destroy the gate. "We need to leave her. She's already unconscious because of the shock." The guy looked at her. "What if she opened her mouth against us in front of that mad man." His friend questioned. "I don't think she will say anything. We did not even touch her." He hurriedly responds looking at Rebecca who is lying on the floor and her hands an

The tears slipped through his eyes as he sniffed and kissed her hand again gently. However, he soon felt Rebecca's fingers start moving, and before he could raise his head to glance at her the fingers wrapped around his hand. His heart filled with warmness. "Rebecca!" He calls her name thinking that she is awake. But when he finally looked at her side. She's still in deep sleep mode. Edwin sighed helplessly. All he looked at was her face and then glanced at her belly where he hesitantly forwarded his hand to touch her belly. He wanted to feel the baby for the first time. So, when his hand finally went to her abdomen. He could sense her belly was no flatter anymore. Her small abdomen could be filled on his palm to go emotional before the tears again run down. "I'm sorry baby for arriving late. But I promise I'll never leave you and your mother…" As he completed his words, he slowly moved back his hand before creasing it lightly. Like he can sense the child. He sat there fo

"Rebecca, you are thinking wrong…" "I'm not blaming you. There is no blaming you out there. Because it's not your fault in the first place." "Julia…" Rebecca's lips trembled to hold herself crying more. "Listen, Rebecca, I'm telling the truth. It's not your fault. Never blame yourself for what happened last night…" "You stayed there to help old people because they treat you rightly. You loved their care and that's why you just hope to bring a smile to their face last time before going back home. It's not the wrong choice." "And in the first place how could you know that someone does that in the library? You almost work there but never have issues. And about the drunk guy, you are already prepared to resign from your work. What more can you do about that?" Rebecca felt every single word was true. What she can do more to make herself safe from those greedy monsters who live in every single place. "Rebecca, no matter where we women go, stay and live. We got everywhere those bastar

Between their discussion, the small knocks on the door get their attention towards it.  Rebecca and Julia turned their heads at the same time and glanced at the door where the old couple stood with guilty smiles on their faces. While Sam is also beside them.  As soon as they noticed all of them, both women politely smiled. Julia met them last night and got an introduction. After talking to them she can feel. Why was Rebecca so generous to work there? This couple is truly kind and sweet after the conversation she got to know that.  "Uncle, Aunt…" Rebecca called out to them. As she's glad to see them.  While Sam signals the old couple to get inside with him. With forwarding hand towards insi

Julia opens the door and walks inside. The old couple turned their heads to look in her direction. While Rebecca didn't notice her coming and was lost in her thoughts. Julia moved to her side while carrying a small smile. "Rebecca, your discharge process is done. You can also leave now."  Only then Rebecca realized her presence and responded with a little loss, "What?"  Julia raised her brows, "What don't you listen to me?"  "Sorry, I'm just out of space," Rebecca responded. Julia nodded and she glanced at her with a deep gaze before moving it to the old couple with a little curiosit