Lahat ng Kabanata ng SHE'S MINE ALONE: Kabanata 61 - Kabanata 70

KELLY'S POV Kelvin's presence was a calming force. He held my hand, his fingers intertwined with mine, and I felt a sense of support and comfort. We were standing in front of the house,the one that is supposed to belong to my mother. My heart raced with anticipation. I couldn't believe that after all these years, I was finally going to meet my mother and brother. The thought sent a mix of emotions through me, As we stood there, Kelvin looked at me with warm eyes. "You ready for this?" he asked, his voice soft. I nodded, feeling a lump form in my throat. I was nervous, but I was also excited. I was about to meet the people who were supposed to be my family. Kelvin squeezed my hand reassuringly. "I'll be right here with you," he said, his voice full of conviction. I smiled, feeling a sense of gratitude towards him. With a deep breath, I stepped forward, and Kelvin followed suit. We walked up the path, and I raised my hand to knock on the door. But before I could make co

KELLY'S POV The next day at school, I felt a wave of relief wash over me as I noticed Jimmy's absence. It was a bittersweet feeling, though - a part of me wished things hadn't gone down the way they did, that he hadn't turned into someone I barely recognized. Maybe, just maybe, he'd be sitting with his friends, studying for the upcoming exams like everything was normal. As the class came to an end, signaling the end, students poured out of the room, chatting and laughing. I joined the throng, heading to the library. The past few weeks had been a whirlwind, and I needed to catch up on my studies. Maybe losing myself in books would be just the thing to clear my head. At the library, I pushed my books aside, my brain foggy from staring at the same page for what felt like hours. My mind wandered, drifting to Kelvin. We'd been so caught up in our own worlds lately, I hadn't really talked to him much in the morning. He'd mentioned something about being at the office, getting some st

I collapsed onto my bed, tears streaming down my face. I couldn't stop crying, couldn't stop thinking about the look on Kevin's face when he saw me with Jimmy. I knew it looked bad, I knew he would jump to conclusions. And I couldn't blame him. I hated myself for hurting him, for loving two people at once. I hated the pain I had caused, the pain I was feeling now. But then again, I knew this would happen. Anna tried to calm me down, holding me in her arms as I sobbed, but nothing seemed to work. My heart was bleeding nonstop. The days blended together, a haze of tears and misery. I couldn't eat, couldn't sleep, couldn't study. I was sick, physically and emotionally. Anna brought me soup and medicine, trying to get me to take care of myself, but I couldn't. I had made her promise not to tell Kevin or Jimmy about my state. I didn't want their pity, their concern. I just wanted to be left alone, to wallow in my own sorrow. Days passed, and I heard nothing from Kevin. No mess

JIMMY'S POV I stood on the balcony, sipping my whiskey, watching the guests arrive at the Montego's mansion. The celebration of Kevin's mom's life was a farce, a show of wealth and status. Otherwise, why care so much about the deaths? I scoffed, my mind elsewhere. Kelly was on my mind, and my plan for Kelvin tonight. My mother joined me, her eyes scanning the crowd below. "How are you, Jimmy?" she asked, her voice concerned.I forced a smile. "I'm fine, Mom."She nodded, her eyes knowing. "I've planned something that will take care of Kevin, that'd eliminate him from the company. But not tonight."I raised an eyebrow, impressed. "Hmm, that's good news, Mom." I let out a mirthless smile knowing that deep down, Kevin's going down. My mother smiled, a cold glint in her eye. "Tonight, let's just enjoy the celebration. We'll deal with Kelvin another day."I nodded, my mind racing. Kelvin was going to pay, and it was going to hurt, I couldn't stop thinking of what I'd do to him

KELVIN'S POV I nodded to Becks and Kelly as we parted ways. "I'll join you guys in a minute," I said, slipping away to make my way to my room. "And Becks, thanks again. " I head to the room for a quick shower. The bruises on my face were starting to sting, and I wanted to look presentable for what was to come. I changed into a fresh suit then made my way to the party, receiving condolences from guests along the way. I nodded and smiled, but my mind was elsewhere. I took a seat, my eyes scanned the room, finally landing on Veronica. She was smiling and laughing with the guest, oblivious to the storm that was about to hit her. I stood up, my eyes locked on her. My father, seated beside me, placed a hand on my arm, his eyes questioning what I was about to do. I gave him a reassuring nod. The music stopped, and I stepped forward, my voice ringing out across the room. "Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for gathering here tonight to pay your respects to my mother. But I think it