~ Audrey ~ Dark. There was nothing but darkness for miles. Audrey couldn’t see anything in front of her. The last thing she remembered seeing was the helicopter's light. They shone brightly on the wreckage that was her life. But after she saw the flood of blood all over her body, Audrey’s mind shut off. It couldn’t handle it. The sight before her eyes was far too gruesome.                                                                                         She didn’t know how long she was out for. Sometimes she’d see flashes of light. She could also see the faces of people leaning in front of her. There were people that she didn’t know. Maybe they were the FBI.

- - - - - One Week Later - - - - - ~ Killian ~ “I’m sorry for your loss,” “He will be greatly missed,” “My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family,” These were the words that Killian kept hearing repeatedly for the entire day. For the past week even, these were the only words that people could say to him. The Vanderbilt home and Killian’s old apartment were flooded with gifts, letters, and calls from people all over the country. And since today was Caspian’s funeral, these words could never escape Killian’s ears. Killian was tired of hearing the same stupid things, but he only smiled and nodded his head. Even though he hated being here in this church, shaking all these people’s hands, Killian wore his best suit and tie and s

~ Killian ~ Killian was in the middle of having dinner with his mom and dad at the Vanderbilt mansion. It was a week after Caspian’s funeral and Anna wanted a family dinner. For days now, Anna and John tried to get Killian to talk about the accident. Killian never told his parents the full story of what happened. All his parents knew was that they were in an unfortunate car accident. Luckily for Killian, the FBI was also very discreet. They wanted to further investigate the Russian’s dealings on U.S. soil, so the details of this case were never fully disclosed to the media. Needless to say, it was a difficult time for everyone. They were forced to rethink the way they lived their lives. Killian became a lot more emotional. He was no longer cold and calculative. He knew how short life could be, so he stopped repressing his emotions and he’d say exactly what he feels.&nbs

- - - - - Three Months Later - - - - - ~ Audrey ~ “Are you ready, princess?” Audrey turned around to see her dad standing at the door. He was dressed impeccably in a suit and bowtie. Audrey smiled and nodded her head. She lifted her long white dress up slightly and walked over to him. Olivia, acting as Audrey’s maid of honor, was quick to lend a hand. She adjusted the lace cape covering Audrey’s shoulder, making sure everything was immaculate. Maxwell stretched out his hand and Audrey took it. Slowly, they began to walk out of the room and down the stairs. Meanwhile, Olivia was already running in front of her. She was taking her maid of honor duties seriously. Audrey and her dad made their way out of the house and through the small gate leading to the secret garden. Audrey and Killian wanted a small and i

- - - - - Two Weeks Later - - - - - ~ Killian ~  Two weeks had gone by so fast. Before they knew it, it was already the last night of Killian and Audrey’s honeymoon. Sure, being in Bermuda was great, but Killian enjoyed spending uninterrupted quality time with Audrey the most. He couldn’t care less of what they were doing as long as they did it together. And they did everything together, from exploring around the island to trying out the local food, and visiting historical sites that she liked so much. The days went by so fast, but the nights were a bit more troubling for Killian. Ever since the accident, Killian had been having trouble sleeping. Every time he closed his eyes, he was back at the steering wheel again. He’d try to drive away to safety, but the end result was always the same. Letting out a deep sigh, Killian opened hi