All Chapters of LOVE TRIANGLE: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

"Daph, I'm really concerned that you might get sick if you keep this up." I was lost in thought when a familiar voice broke through. It's been a whole week now, and I haven't left the hospital once. It's starting to feel like a second home to me, but not in a good way. It's as if I checked in, and there's no check-out date in sight. My attention shifted from Cara to Craig as he walked in, looking like he had just gotten off work. "Have you eaten?" I asked, not paying attention to his earlier words. He seemed to be neglecting himself already due to his heavy workload. I didn't want him to end up in a hospital bed, either. "Let's not change the subject. I'm serious. If something happens to you, my sister will never forgive me. Worst.. She will definitely, no doubt, kill me." I stood up to tend him, but felt unsteady. Luckily, Craig quickly caught me before my face hit the floor. "This is exactly my point!" He said firmly. "You're asking if I've eaten, but you're skipping

CARA POV How I wish I had never woken up again. Just wanna stay where I am already. I am better dead than living like hell, knowing they're happier together without me in the picture. The pain before the accident remains here in my heart. Why can't I just forget everything for everyone's happiness? And so my peace of mind, too. I tried to move my body but I failed. I wanted to leave before my brother arrived and especially Daphne. It would only be harder for me to accept everything if I continued to be with her. It would be better to stay away so I could learn not to love her anymore. I guess this is the reality of being in love with someone that shouldn't be. "Could you stop pretending?" I gasped when I heard Kazzy speak. So she knows I'm conscious. "I know why you're doing this but they're waiting for this day, Cara. So don't hurt them." "I'm the one who hurt them now? Aren't I already giving in for their happy ending?" I saw her shake her head. I was just tellin

Daphne POV I desperately wanted to go home and finally see Cara. This time, I want to make things right and not lose her again. When the doctor said I could go out, Craig immediately booked the earliest tickets back to the country. I eagerly anticipate the chance to see and hold Cara in my arms. I plan to express my true feelings to her. This marks my unwavering commitment at this moment. The day I had been dreading finally arrived. Craig and I are now in the car with the twins, heading to the airport. "I can't deny your excitement, Daphne," I smiled at Craig's comment. "Thank you for taking care of me," and we remained silent for the entire trip. There wasn't a moment—an hour, a minute, a second—that Cara didn't cross my mind. I also didn't sleep on the plane until it landed in the Philippines. It's a good thing the twins behaved; there were no problems with them. "Can you look out for the twins?" I asked Craig when we arrived at the mansion, since we hadn't found

""If you think I will simply yield to your declaration of love, you are mistaken, Daphne." Her words caught me completely off guard. I had not anticipated this level of resistance. "I have endured too many hardships," she continued, her voice trembling. "Everything I went through won't just vanish because of a single confession from you." A heavy wave of sadness washed over me, crushing my chest. Even though Cara had not explicitly said no, the weight of her words felt exactly like a rejection. Yet, looking at her, I knew I would do whatever it took to prove myself and earn her trust. I loved her too much to walk away. "I will wait for you, Cara," I said, looking directly into her eyes. "Even if it takes an eternity. The wait will be worth it, because it's you." A flicker of surprise crossed her face. Seeing that momentary crack in her defenses, I knew there was no turning back. God had granted us a second chance to love each other unreservedly, and I refused to waste it. "

I slammed on the brakes, pulling the car abruptly to the shoulder of the road. The tires screeched slightly against the asphalt before the vehicle jolted to a complete stop. I threw the car into park and turned fully in my seat to focus entirely on Cara. The tears I had been desperately fighting back finally broke free, hot and heavy, blurring my vision. My heart was beating so fast and deep against my ribs it felt like it would burst. "No!" I cried out, my voice cracking under the weight of my desperation. "I won't ever give up on us! On you! You are the one I love, Cara. You alone. I know that now. I am so absolutely certain about that now!" Cara flinched slightly at the sudden movement, her eyes widening as she stared at me. Her expression was a painful mix of confusion and deeply rooted hesitation. I could see the stubborn wall of doubt in her eyes. Even with her fractured memory, she was still holding onto the painful belief that had torn us apart before the a