Divorce is the only ending for us.

 She only stopped walking back and forth when a phone call interrupted her. She took the phone from the top of her bedside drawer. Then, swiped her finger on the screen to accept the call. "Mom, what brings you to call me late at night?" says Serina, disregarding her dilemma about her sudden marriage certificate. "Seri, darling. Do you have classes to lecture tomorrow?" her mom asked on the other line. "Yes, mom. Why'd you ask?" "I just want to ask if you could attend Savinah's meeting tomorrow because I can't make it. I have a lot of parcels to deliver, and my boss fired three of my co-riders, so I had to excel in my work." She sighed and clos

 Vincaster had always been private and disliked media intervention, just like any other CEO. Only her relatives, Mayor Keith, and secretary Daniel had known that he got married to a mystery girl.  The mayor and Daniel were the ones who knew about what happened and the truth in their marital status. Serina had fallen asleep, and Vincaster found himself drawn to her. He recalled how he planned on using this girl ever since he found out about the signed papers. The papers were sent by his friend, Keith, to tease him, but Caster finds it convenient to register it and declare the legitimacy of their marriage. He used his money and connection with the city mayor to wrap things for him. Then, he asked his loyal secretary to stalk and find out her whereabouts and what about. Fortunately, luck must be on his side because it

 Everyone paved the way for the stretcher where Serina is. They headed straight to the observation room, then Daniel had to go back to the office to settle the meeting which Caster should have attended before coming to their banquet dinner this afternoon. Vincaster was left outside the room together with the nurse. He glanced at her and was irritated when the woman stared at him. "Are you done drooling at me? Can't you focus on your job as a nurse?" The nurse finally got a hold of herself and stopped admiring the beauty in front of her. "Do you know this woman, Sir?" She asked for information that needed to be filled in by the person responsible for the patient. "Serina Alpheus- Liverteo. 26 years of ag

 "Yuck!" She stood up and immediately wiped her lips. "Yuck?!" He repeated her words, but this time he was questioning her. "You.. argghh! How dare you insult me?"  He was holding his temper and tried not to be sensitive as hell. "Do I look like a virus to you?" "Yes, you are a virus that will kill me in the future," she replied while getting all her staff and the basket of fruits. Then, she stormed out of the room.  "What did you say?" he followed her but had to stop when the nurse assigned to process the patient discharge documents asked for his signature. Serina was about to leave when all of a sudden her phone rang. She glanced at Vincaster from a few blocks away from her, who was busy sig

Serina suddenly stood frozen in tears seeing her mother alive. Back then, before she traveled time, her mother died because she saved Savina when the fire broke out from their apartment. “I miss you so much, mom.” She embraced her tighter. "Mom, can you drop the knife first? Hear us out. Anyway, Vincaster, I want you to meet my mom, Samira Alpheus." Her mother is bewildered by Serina’s odd behavior. "Both of you, sit down. We need to talk, and you..." Samira glanced at Savinah. "Go to our room and don't eavesdrop. This matter is for adults only." "But... mom!" "No more buts, close the door and go study in our room. Don't come to the living room unless I'm done with these two." Savinah stamped her feet before leaving. Samira placed the knife on top of the coffee table, next to the dilapidated sofa in their sala, only a few steps away from the door. She was starin