Lahat ng Kabanata ng For My Sister: Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

Rose's assistant looked at her cautiously. "Ms. Chapman… Mr. River fired the whole department some time ago." For a moment, Rose could only stare in disbelief. "He fired everyone, and nobody told me? Forget about not telling me—what about Human Resources? Did they just sign off on it?" The assistant lowered her eyes, having no bravery to answer the question. Of course people let Joe do what he wanted. It was all because Rose had made it clear that he could. Even her own husband had been pushed aside for him, after all. Who was going to risk saying no? Rose rubbed her forehead. "Get him in here." Someone knocked before she had finished speaking. Joe's concerned voice came through the door. "Working too hard again? I thought you could use a little company." The assistant glanced at Rose and held her breath for a second as she saw how Rose's expression darkened. Lately, Rose and Joe could barely keep their hands off each other, so the assistant knew what he meant by keeping

The doctor stopped trying to reason with Joe and threatened him, "You leave us out of this, and we'll keep quiet. But if you push us, then maybe Ms. Chapman will find out whose orders we were really following. "You had us all treating your dog instead of Warren's sister. She died because of you. You don't want Ms. Chapman to find out about that too, do you?" Joe had no answer as he simply glared at the doctor before grabbing his things and stormed out. Or at least, he tried to. That was because when he opened the door, Rose was standing right on the other side shaking with rage, her eyes red. She looked as if she could barely stay on her feet in anger. - Every morning, Warren cleaned the framed photo he kept in Mia's memory before going out. When he stepped outside, the neighbors called out their greetings passionately. He found himself smiling back as he felt their warmth. It was not something that would happen often. While he and Angelica were a long way from home a

Warren saw a woman in a white dress kick the man who was so indomitable in the groin. The brim of her hat hid most of her face. Warren could see only her pale chin and the shape of her mouth, but it was enough to tell him she was beautiful. At this time, someone gasped behind him. "Oh, honestly!" It was Grace's voice. She hurried over and swatted the woman's arm several times. "You're already starting fights? Didn't I tell you not to cause so much trouble when you just got here? Warren and his mom are right here. What are they going to think?" Lana Green took off her hat after she heard it. Then, she looked at Warren, who still had not quite caught on about what had happened. A small smile softened her usually serious face, and her voice was calm and clear. "Sorry. Didn't mean to scare you, Warren." Only now did he know why she had seemed so familiar. She was the girl who once lived next door, the one who had always looked after him and Mia… - Joe had spent a full day a

"Warren will never forgive you! You hear me? Never!" Joe screamed behind Rose as she walked away. "You deserve to die! I'll curse you from hell if I have to! You'll never be able to get his love ever again!" Rose turned on the guards as she gritted her teeth and growled. "Are you deaf? Shut him up! I don't want him speaking ever again! Cut off his tongue!" Her assistant rushed back with several bodyguards, and the curses stopped within five minutes. However, it did not help with the pain and panic that seemed to have rooted in her heart. She stumbled into the little chapel inside the mansion, which her parents had built before they died. She had never believed in the Divine, but there was nothing else left to try other than to pray as her eyes were red and raw. She could hardly keep her lips still enough to pray. "Please, God. Take whatever time I have left. Just tell me where Warren is. Give him back to me. I can't live without him." She fell to her knees at the altar. As sh

Warren had fought so hard to get Angelica out of the country. He had thought about going back alone, but his mother would be all alone in the world if he died. He could not bear the thought of that. The longer he thought about it, the heavier it felt. He kept drinking, and another bottle was soon emptied. He poured again. Lana appeared without warning and easily took the glass from his hand. When Warren saw her, he felt caught. Then, he raised his voice in a show of bravado. "Can't I have a few drinks once in a while?" "Nothing wrong with that." Lana sat beside him and downed the glass instead. "I'm not here to stop you today, but there's no fun in drinking alone, right? I'll keep you company." Warren gave Lana a surprised look. "Why aren't you telling me off today?" She lowered her eyes, hiding what she felt. "After staying with you for so long, I know you. You wouldn't be drinking to forget unless there was something you don't know how to deal with. Warren, how long a