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The word I know to lessen the tension but they laughed at me. "There's a better word yous should say other than sorry because your sorry won't solve anything. The disaster you created is still here. And by the way, I almost forgot to tell you." He stared at me checking how curious I am to what is he going to say. I'm curious about everything right now. I don't care if it's small or big that is! I wanted to know how the hell it ended like this.

Adam shook his head with a heartless smile without completing the rest of his sentence, although the meaning was comprehensible. His words and his expression were a complete contradiction; although his words were thoughtful, his expression was clearly one of gloating. He truly felt blessed; blessed that he had a chance to turn things around before they turned for worse; blessed that he could still enjoy the company of his beloved and his family, at least for now. “Then you should invite them over to spend some time at our place. That way, they can enjoy the happiness of your blessings.” Elizabeth suggested with a compassionate look. She could relate to what they were feeling; she was almost

Jason’s pupils dilated, as though she had struck him across the face. He finally realized how foolish he had been back then. I no longer cared about their mess. I just looked at him calmly and said, “The ambulance is here.” He was silent for a long time before saying hoarsely, “Nina… Can we still go back to the way we were?” I chuckled. Go back to the way we were? He was the one who destroyed everything, and now he was trying to have it all back?

"Hazel, I promise that I'll protect you with my life. I'll never let you feel sad or wronged for as long as I live." I squeezed his hand gently in return and smiled at him. "I trust you." It was just three words, spoken in my easygoing voice, but that was more than enough to reassure Archer as his eyes shone brilliantly in determination. Curtis seemed to finally snap back to the present just then. He staggered backward, and Max had to catch him so he wouldn't fall. "How could this be?" Curtis' face had gone completely white. He just couldn't believe what he was witnessing.

“Just let us have fun. Not as if you will remember much come morning, and your body will repair nicely—back to the way it used to be, like it was never roughly used.” Must get away. Must reach safety.

I have yet to regret that situation and refuse to. "So basically because I still looked sane and healthy... I'm a freak of nature?" I asked ignoring her last statement the best that I could."Yes! Nailed it, gosh why couldn't I have said it like that." She giggled, but once again, I ignored her."I'm sorry angel, it won't be like this forever." Asher sighed walking over to me. His scent wrapped around me like a blanket. "I know, it's already better now that you're back." I smiled at him, his presence itself was enough to make everything better.This was true, everything was going back to our new normal... everything was finally good.

He inquired from me. I shook my head, "It's a long story, but I'm back. I will come back tonight. Just wanted to check what is going on." "Sure, we would love to have you back as you are the best." He smiled.

"You believed it. You just needed time to trust it." "I trust it now." "I know you do." "We're going to be okay." "We're going to be better than okay." "We're going to be happy." "We already are happy." "We are, aren't we?" "Finally." "Finally."

BROCK “You glad to be back?” Astrid asks from the passenger seat as we roll back into the six-pack territory a few days later. “Yeah,” I admit, blowing out a breath. ‘Glad’ is an understatement- I’m fucking ecstatic. Relieved. Eager to return to some semblance of normalcy after the roller coaster ride I’ve been strapped into since leaving this place over a week ago. After experiencing the highest highs and the lowest lows, I’ll happily settle into something more mundane.

Those two never give up, and that’s why I’m surprised they left so fast. “Do you think they’ll come back?” I asked, concern evident in my voice. Ray pulled back, meeting my gaze with unwavering sincerity. “If they come back, they’ll come back stronger. But you’ll be stronger, too. You’ve got a fire in you that won’t easily be extinguished.” He assured me. His words resonated deeper than I realized, and I felt motivated yet again.