It was day three of going to the airport to pass time. She wondered if there were other people like her there, who just came to watch and go. She had gotten teary a few times watching scenes of people kissing their family goodbye.Now she just smiled at the scenes and said, "oh well, that's life." A part of her believed she could meet Jaxon here one day and she would stroll to the arrival terminal and lurk around. She wondered if she came off as creepy. Was there anyone who had noticed her already? She didn't want to come off as a suspect for anything shady. Besides, she dressed decently, so she didn't think anyone would mistake her for a thief or the like.The spot where she sat the previous day was free, she made a mental note to sit there again since she loved the view it gave of the planes leaving the airport and she could still "aww" at a few goodbye scenes.She went to get a Coke and Cheetos from a mini-mart and got back to the spot where she planned on sitting. A bag pack was

It was early in the afternoon and Serena had just woken up from a nap. She stared into space with her eyes half-closed. She contemplated checking her mail or her social media messages. She grabbed her phone and decided to check her mail, but the floating notification on her lockscreen caught her attention. It was an Instagram notification; jax_sawyer followed you. She stared at the notification and grinded her teeth, then she swiped it off and dropped her phone on the bed. She stood up and made for the kitchen, then another thought came to her head. What if he sent a message?She retreated to the bed, but the growing persistent tough girl in her took her legs back to the kitchen counter. What could she do to keep herself busy? She looked round the kitchen and her eyes caught the food container Hadley had left the pancakes in. She put it in the microwave and counted the number of utensils in the kitchen while it warmed up. She got the pancakes out of the microwave after a few minut

Hadley was at the restaurant, with her dark hair packed in a bun and a yellow apron with Creamhood written in red cursive letters did well to cover her legs that were clad in denim shorts, only stopping halfway down her calves.The side of the establishment that served as a restaurant had an outdoor scenery with wooden benches and tables. With each spot having a shade to protect the customers from the sunlight. The trees and plants around also added to the beautiful scenery.There were just about twelve tables which meant fewer customers at a time, but that was the point of it all. They wanted the customers to have a quiet place to eat, not a noisy dining room. The restaurant area wasn't busy at the moment. Only a table showed that someone just had a meal. They already left."Oh my!" Hadley's hands went to her mouth as she saw Serena with a guy in the restaurant. She suspected at once that he was Melvin. "You didn't tell me you were coming.""Hi Hadley!" Serena rolled her eyes at her,

There were three pictures on the post. The first one was of him on the beach, one which was not familiar to Serena. He was wearing a white beach shorts with blue leaf prints. He had an amazing sunset behind him and it looked like he was going to run away from the camera. Whoever took the photo had gotten him just in time, they captured his shy smile and his hand raises forward in an attempt to block his face.It was a happy picture, a happy moment and it reminded Serena of their time at the beach. The next slide was what made her heart sting. A picture of him and a girl in sky blue mini beach dress.Jaxon and the blonde girl were facing the beach and hugging each other, so Serena couldn't see her face. Their closeness irritated her, it pissed her off, it burnt her heart. What else could she get from being interested in a guy like Jaxon? Constant heartaches, because he was a women's man!The last photo was a picture of the beach sand. Not just the beach sand, a heart was drawn on it a

Mabel took one last sip from her coffee mug and that was it. She was going to call her baby girl and know how she was doing.She felt guilty for abandoning her like that, but she was helpless as well. She believed she would cope. She was going to make it out of the hell-hole Jeff had thrown her into.She dialed Serena's number and waited patiently for her to answer. She didn't pick on the first ring. Mabel stared at the knitted brown table mat which was used to cover the small kitchen table where she sat. She closed her eyes and prayed that her niece would forgive her. She had already been hurt too much. She wasn't supposed to be abandoned again for the second time. She could remember when she had just begun to talk properly. She was such a cute little girl."Mummy, I want ice-cream!" Little Serena had demanded as she held her stuffed pony to her chest.Mabel couldn't resist taking in such a beautiful darling. Her mother would regret that decision one day. She just knew, but she did