All Chapters of Love Prevails : Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

We all remember our first crush, our first love, our first dance, and our first kiss. But not all are good experiencesWhile Camilla and Bradford were in Tenerife enjoying some relaxing time, Marshall had his very first crush. A young lady in his grade. On arriving home, Meghan couldn't wait to tell her mom about Marshall's crush. A typical little sister thing. Bradford and Camilla had arrived home early on Saturday morning. Tamara and Frederick were staying a while longer, but Bradford and Camilla had to get back to life in the real world. Meghan saw them arriving. She had been anticipating their arrival since the previous night. "Mom," she called out. "Meghan," her mom responded, hugging the breath out of her. "Mom, Dad, I have to tell you something," she rabbited on before her brother would discover their parents were home. Calling Bradford dad felt so natural for her.Oops, too late, Marshall was already entering the living room. "Welcome home, mom and dad," he smiled.Noti

It's all about enjoyment, peer pressure and heartbreak as Marshall prepares for the sophomore dance.As the dance drew closer, Camilla got more excited, seeing how her son had grown up. "If only his father had been here and been the dad he should have been to see his son today," Camilla thought to herself.Watching her son as he put on his attire and prepared for one of th biggest events in his life, Camilla took loads of pictures. "You look so handsome," she said, with a tear threatening to escape. "Mum, it will be okay, I'm just growing up. I will be home later.""If your dad could just for one moment see you looking so sharp," she said. There was an air of nostalgia in her voice. "You look so much like him." "It's uncanny how much I do look like dad, but I promise I will never be like him, mum. I promise you now I will be better than dad. To you, to my sister and brother, to Dad-Brad and to my wife when

The weekend passed pretty quickly and before Marshall and Meghan knew it, it was time to head on back home.Arriving home, they couldn't wait to tell their parents everything about their weekend filled with excitement. "So what did you guys do?" Bradford asked. Excited to hear all about their first sleep over that was not family related. "Well, we went to the arcade on Friday evening and then went for pizza." Meghan started off saying. "Saturday, after breakfast they took us to the mall to do some shopping. Then, after that, we were dropped off at the bowling alley," Marshall continued. "Wow sounds like you guys had some fun," Camilla said. "Oh mom, that's not all. After bowling and having something to eat, we then went ice-skating and on getting back to their place, their mom had prepared the most delicious lasagna for us," Meghan finished off saying. "This definitely sounds like an amazing weekend," Bradford commented. "It was, but it didn't end there," Marshall gave a smile.

It had been a long six and a half months for Tamara. Lying in bed most of every day just watching the Tele. Guests frequented the home and kept her company. Her parents-in-law stayed just down the road intermittently as they wanted to be there for Tamara and Frederick.At seven months of gestation, Tamara started feeling more uncomfortable, her hands and feet started swelling much more and her vision started to blur. Not feeling at all well, Tamara called Frederick, who had gone to help out at Hemmingway International during the morning. Bradford and Camilla had suggested that they would take over the project in Tenerife while Frederick watched over the offices in England. "Frederick, something is wrong!" she cried on the phone to her husband. "Okay love, don't panic I'll be home now," he said and hung up the phone. Entering Bradford's office he said, "Something is wrong with Tamara." Camilla, who was in the office with them, picked up the keys and said, "babe, I'll take Frederic

After a week of being in hospital, Tamara was eventually discharged. Glenda was charged with murder and endangering patients and her license to practice medicine was revoked.Getting back to her mother's place felt so amazing. She could finally get some proper, well-deserved rest. Instead of being checked on every so often by the nurses. Settling in, Tamara went straight up to her room to rest. "Frederick, why don't you and Tamara go rest for a while. Leave the twins with dad and me," Ruby suggested. Ever so grateful to her mother and father, Tamara thanked them and her and her husband went to rest. Frederick helped his wife up the stairs and into the bedroom as she was still sore, and the doctors said that healing took at least six weeks. "Easy babe," he said as they entered the bedroom, and she tried getting onto the bed. The bed was quite high, and so she would need to stretch. Picking his wife up bridal style, he laid her on the bed and fluffed some pillows behind her. "Would