★★★ “For whom?” Joshua narrowed his eyes when a bowl that contained the noodles she made had been packed for someone. “For my friend,” Julia answered, twirling noodles around the fork in her hand. Her mind was ricocheting the images of him stirring the vegetables were breathtaking. Everything about him panned out, stunning her. “Is she a lesbian?” Joshua asked, stabbing some vegetables with his fork. That lady got on his nerve every time she came into his sight and left disgusting filth that needed him to wash his eyes. Julia couldn't able to chew the food in her mouth. Rather, she just hold them to the side in her mouth and turned her head to Joshua with incredulous eyes. “Will you put an end to your outrageous thought? She is just my friend, more than a friend; a family,” Julia answered and began chewing. As long as he would be the one to wield Julia's heart's crown, he did not care about what the girl was to Julia. He needed to ensure she stopped taking medicines, though.But

★★★Julia dashed to her uncle Mabel and stooped down on the street. She placed her hand on the back of his head and shouted, “Help me! Help!”People leaped out of their car and hurried to assist Julia; Mr. Mabel was grievously injured. Julia exclaimed, “This is my vehicle!”Mr. Mabel was settled in the back seat, with his seatbelt securely fastened. Julia drove the car hysterically to the hospital, tears streaming down her face as she grasped onto the steering wheel, trembling from fear with blood staining her hands.Julia prayed fervently, her eyes blurred with tears, "Oh God, please don't let anything happen to him. Please, please."Unfortunately, she was unable to see the traffic ahead due to her tears and ended up breaking the first traffic rule.The moment she arrived at the hospital, Julia rushed to the nurses and informed them. While Timothy was leaving with his parents. He turned alarmed when he saw Julia covered in blood. Timothy asked his father, “Dad, can you take Mom

★★★Julia paused in confusion, her thoughts in a whirlwind. She had no idea what time it was, but the darkness of the evening sky suggested it was getting late. She sighed and fumbled for her phone, searching for some sign that he had called her. But there was nothing.And there wasn't a missed call.Julia wanted to call him but then took a deep breath and held back her hand. Her mind was in turmoil, and so her thirst was unbearable, and she decided to quench her thirst first.Although her blood-stained clothes had yet to be changed.She stopped her car and went to the shop. She saw some people staring, and they asked her if she was hurt. Sure enough, there was dried blood on her clothes.Julia informed them in short that she was heading home from the hospital and then grabbed a bottle of water. Upon arriving at the counter, she noticed the cashier intently staring at the Tv. Julia coughed but still; the woman seemed really into the show. Julia wanted to pay for her purchase as

★★★“You are welcome to live with us at my aunt Sussan's house. She's sweet and cooks delicious food," Julius told old May and Lambo, who were having a great time with little Julius.“We should come over to your home," Lambo whispered to Julius before kissing him on the forehead."Your father is over the moon seeing him," he continued as he turned to face Julia.“Isn't he?”“He hasn't been told yet.” As her lips drew together into a thin line, Julia said, trying to mask her helplessness with a smile. "I did not get the chance to tell him," she added.“For what they have done to your family, they won't find rest. Whatever they sow, they will reap. God keeps an eye on everyone.” Lambo sighed deeply and said to Julia, recalling the day when his master was critically ill and that cruel woman had tossed them out on the street like carpets.“Nevertheless, I genuinely apologize for not being there with you.”While she spoke, Julia swallowed the remorse of leaving them alone because s

★★★★ Julius was laid out on the bed, dozing off. Following a long day with Old May and Lambo, Julius was too exhausted to open his tiny blue eyes and gaze out at the city, which he decided on his way home. “How was your time with them?” As Julia exited the room, Sussan questioned. After approaching the sofa, Julia took a seat. She ran her hands through her hair twice before responding, “After a while, I have a good sleep around them. I really needed that.” “Great to hear. He came yesterday and was depressed about you,” Sussan remarked before continuing, “Not to mention that he injured his hand by punching the car’s glass window. About him, I feel conflicted.” Having listened to Sussan with a neutral expression, she gave Sussan a knowing nod and a glance. She asked, “Did doctors call you today?” It was an important matter to talk about. “No, neither email was sent by the hospital. But Julia, I suppose he likes you because else I would not see the sorrow on his face,” Sussan stated