3RD POV:“Nathaniel, do you know how many years I pretend to truly need her dirty blood that I no longer did?” She scoffed and Nathaniel stared at her intently though it wasn't exactly easy due to the intoxication.“I made a deal with the doctor, we continued lying, we needed her blood and in exchange he lied for me to you. And you would take so much care of me, I miss that version of Nathaniel. Who disregarded his wife for me and now guess who is going to be your wife?” She smiled and Nathaniel was angry and disappointed with himself. He was extremely regretful and cursed the day he met her.“I would rather die than marry you. All I did for you was just a form of appreciation for saving my life when we were kids.” He responded and she bursted out laughing.She laughed boisterously thinking back to that day, they claimed she saved his life. Nathaniel was trying to figure out a way to untie the ropes and an escape route but his head was banging and his heart was racing unnecessarily.W

3RD POV:Meanwhile during the arrest. .“Go back and do better ... .love and take care of your sister…..listen to Lydia, protect and cherish her, she has been there for you since day one, so love her with all your heart…..Prioritize everyone you see in your room as soon as you wake up. Forgive everyone like your mother who put you in this condition but keep at a distance and never forget.This is a second chance for you to live better and go about having a happy life. It's not your time to go, so RETURN BACK!” The next thing the doctors saw was Nathaniel's heart rate had picked up.“He's back!” They exclaimed with relief and happiness. The medical team conducted some observations and went ahead to take notes. The doctor and nurse washed up from the surgery room taking off their clothes and disposed of their gloves and nose mask, they rinsed off and went outside. This was about an hour after the young intern had given the entire crew the horrible news. Everyone was in dismay but held

The New Girl3RD POV:“Welcome, Ma'am! I hope you have a great stay here.” The attendant spoke enthusiastically and she forced a smile as a form of response then wore her glasses which were on the top of her head.The attendant, security squad and people who were waiting around the airport turned to look as she strolled away as her look had heads turning and thirsty men's mouths watering. She was dressed in a short black leather gown and high top black boots to match. She was beautiful as her facial features seemed perfect in the eyes of the female attendant, her perfectly pointed nose, brown eyes, pink small lips and long black and blonde hair. Her aura screamed confidence and the heel of her boots clicking on the floor echoed to her ears as she walked by sparing no one a glance.She walked past a group of people who were waiting for the family members to arrive holding up sign boards and many assumed she was a celebrity but by how she continued on her journey without getting called b

3RD POV:THE SAME DAY:Jenny stared at a picture longer than the other pictures with a feeling of nostalgia but she lacked memories of that house, or even Mary. It seemed like such a bad joke but the receipts were intact to prove everything. In her photo, her parents were sitting on beach chairs in front of a house and both Mary and Jenny were grinning from ear to ear, sitting next to both their parents in swimming trunks. “This looks so unreal.” Jenny chuckled weakly, keeping her eyes on the picture. It was definitely her parents, she recalled her father's affectionate eyes, her mother's smile which had been lost after a while and she recalled the young version of herself as she had seen in albums.“I understand that.” Mary said in reply, folding her arms across her chest and still staring at Jenny with an emotionless facial expression but her heart was racing but she was good at hiding her nervousness, which is how she had been feeling even before her plane took off.Jenny dropped t

3RD POV:5 MINUTES LATER:Jenny just sat down processing everything and it made her head hurt. Processing everything was just hard and she searched deep within her memory and couldn't find any single thing which made her upset. “It was like they erased the memory of you from my head. I can't recall anything.” Jenny whispered, slowly closing the file and pushing it away from her. She was thrown off by this new piece of information, she couldn't believe it. “I thought intelligent people were able to remember anything.” Mary muttered sassily and collected her file refraining from opening it. Jenny was deep within her mind to even pay attention to Mary's words. “I'm certain the minute they arrived back in the state, they destroyed everything tracing me to it and most likely fired all the staff who remembered me or could remind you. I heard your mother was good with words, she most likely told you I never existed and since you were young, you didn't believe her without a doubt.” Mary sa