บททั้งหมดของ Before You Regret Me: บทที่ 41 - บทที่ 50

Andrea spent the next day ignoring Sal, not that she didn't want to speak to him, but she had just been overthinking about everything. She couldn't get what happened out of her head. She knew she would have to see him tonight because it was the third ball of the season and they should be together. She would also have to explain why she has been avoiding him and she doesn't think she is ready to have that conversation. What reason would she give him? She has a feeling he would know anyway. Thinking about it, Andrea decided she would attend the ball alone. All she had to do was stay at work till it was time for the ball, then he would have no choice but to leave without her. The day came to an end, the company was empty and Andrea was the only one left. She was still going ahead with her plan so she decided to do some extra work. Andrea’s phone beeped and she picked it up, it was the timer she set for when the ball began. She checked her text messages and call logs to see if she h

Andrea heard her favorite song from her sleep and she slowly opened her eyes. Her vision was blurry and all she could see was white which made her think she was dead.‘Is that the light I am supposed to walk into?’ she thought. She groaned as the song wasn't sounding so distant anymore, she closed her eyes and opened them again. This time, it wasn't so blurry. She looked around and furrowed her brows seeing that she was in a kind of cage made with glass.“What the fuck?” she muttered as she slowly sat up. She noticed there was a speaker playing her favorite song and in the cage, there was a little bed. “What the fuck?” she muttered and looked around. She couldn't see anything because everywhere was dark, and the only light was in the cage that she was in.She recalled what happened and she slowly stood up and rushed to the door.“Oh, you are awake.” She heard a familiar voice say and she heard footsteps. Sal suddenly showed up in front of the door and Andrea took steps back in fear

TWO DAYS LATER Andrea heard the metal door being unlocked and she stood up immediately. They have been locked there for days and fed only once a day. She listened to Hazel’s advice and decided to stay calm so they would let them out. “Oh, we are free.” Hazel giggled, stood up, and then clapped her hands.“I can't wait to see Puddin. You will meet him,” she told Andrea as she moved closer to her but Andrea had other plans. Again, she wanted to run. She is not crazy but being in a mental hospital will make her crazy. The door opened finally and her subconscious screamed at her to run. Immediately, she ran out of the room past the guards and Hazel sighed then shook her head. “I told her not to run anymore, I guess she will meet Puddin later.” she shrugged and walked out alone since the guards rushed after Andrea. Andrea had no idea where she was. She was just running down the narrow hallway that had metal pipes on the wall. It was dark and scary. She breathed heavily as she did.

“I took these flashlights from the guards, it is going to be dark in the basement,” Hazel said, handing her a flashlight as they headed down the stairs to the basement. They got to a door, and Hazel paused, then looked around.“There are no cameras in the basement so that would buy us a lot of time. They should know we are missing in twenty minutes.” Hazel added and Andrea nodded.“Thank you so much, Hazel,” Andrea said and gulped a little. She still recalled the nurse’s words not to trust her or anyone. She also didn't tell Hazel the nurse would be meeting them. “It's okay, I am just happy we are getting out with Puddin,” she said and hugged the teddy tightly. Andrea smiled nervously and nodded, she should always remember that this person is mad. They both walked into the basement and there were two different directions. “Okay, this leads to the special cells and this leads to the exit but we have to be quiet. If we make too much noise, the patients will hear and the guards will

EIGHT YEARS LATER “Sold to the elegant lady in black!” A voice said from the television and Ryan rolled his eyes. “Why do we have to watch this every time?” Ryan asked, glancing at his siblings and one of them shrugged. “Mum said we should so why not?” Rayna asked, rolled his eyes, then looked at his second sister. “Riva, why are you watching it? You don't even like it,” he said and Riva turned to him with her brows furrowed. “Who said I don't like it?” she asked as she stuffed her mouth with popcorn and he gave her a look. “Well, yes but I like the angry and sad look on their faces when someone else buys what they want,” she said with a mouthful and turned to the screen. Ryan turned to his brother, Riven, who was seated alone on a couch, and shook his head, seeing that he was just staring at the screen. There was no use talking to him. “Ugh.” Ryan groaned, picked up the remote, and turned it off. “Hey.” Riva and Rayna chorused as they turned to him. “I am tire