Sabrina Raising Hope Novels & Stories

KEEGAN POV Maybe he does know me, I laugh to myself. I spend the next few minutes finishing my sandwich then excuse myself to my room. I need some time alone to process everything Ken and Laura just shared with me. I don’t know if it’s because I went in there thinking that I was going to be the one sounding certifiable or what, but everything they said really makes sense. I’ve always been a believer in the supernatural to some degree, never could I have imagined that I myself am supernatural. And Ken – my long lost love. Now wonder I’ve never been able to have a relationship go beyond a few dates. I just assumed I’d die a virgin, not that I’d already died and apparently been reborn because o

“Reporter Han. It’s a pleasure to meet you, doctor.” Ah… SBS Media Holding’s daughter, Jessica Han. She was back then a girl who drank my spoilt milk but now I guess, she’s currently milking her parents. “Jessica Han, what a pleasure to see you again.” Tsk. The last thing I would want to encounter for this night is Jessica Han. She has always been a brat to me. “Indeed. As someone who isn’t even addicted to auctions, I came here just to see a great friend who happened to be one. Isn’t it frustrating to have your first loss?”

Azlynn’s P.O.V. A part of my soul had trusted Sabrina completely. I hoped for a positive response. My sanity was dependent on her statement. She was a part of the royal family, so her confirmation would definitely ease my mind. My expectant gaze was fixed on Sabrina’s face, which had lost all its colors after my query. She took a moment to compose herself and sighed. “I knew that one day, you would ask me this question. But what to do?

“The vision I got this time came quite trickily. I didn’t see it directly, but then I saw something that made me know that it was bound to happen.” “What?? Tell me… what did you see?” “I saw light, Nani, even after Sabrina was gone, that light never went off in their union, and you know the popular saying, where is there is light, there is hope.” “Oh, Madeline, are you sure about this? Ava doesn’t seem to believe that… she doesn’t seem to hold any more hope in her heart… in fact, she has assured herself that she will never get back with her child’s father.”

“So, I know what my part in the plan is. But what about all the other parts?” “That’s where Spencer and Jess come in. Once they come up for air that is,” she smirked. “Knowing Jess… she probably has him tied to a bed and convinced him he likes it,” Sabrina laughed. Emma drank in the moment. The moment when a spark comes to life. There was a spark in Sabrina that had died somewhere along the way. But now that spark was a roaring fire. It burned inside of her, and she was becoming who she was supposed to be. They all were. And soon enough they’d be able to live their lives without the constant threat of danger looming over them.

She's the sweetest, most loving, and most caring woman that I've met in my whole life. I just can't believe that the girl I didn't like before is the girl I want to spend the rest of my life with. "Let's go. I know you can do this. Fighting!" Sabrina told me to cheer me up. She left first to go back outside, so I took a deep breath to regain my courage. "Sab, where's Cristiano?" I was even more nervous when I heard her voice looking for me. "He's there, and he's going to tell you something," Sabrina answered.

The child felt that she was the happiest child in this world as she had her father, mother, grandmother, and uncle loving her. Sabrina no longer wanted to die anymore. Death was a wrong choice. She wanted to live. She had to live! Even if she had to go through innumerable hardships and sufferings, she also had to live! Her eyes could not help but look in the direction of South City and she kept chanting silently in her heart, ‘Sebastian, you have to wait for me. Wait for me. You have to think of a way to save me. As a married couple, our hearts have to beat as one. They must beat as one.’

she says grimly, “Sabrina, how are you feeling now?” “I’m fine,” she says, looking around at us all in confusion, “I’m perfectly ok. Why do you ask?” “You probably don’t remember, but you were poisoned,” Hope tells her sadly, “I’m so sorry. Amber, Sophie and her twins came to help heal you. I couldn’t do it on my own.” Sabrina looks at us all, and then bows in gratitude. “Thank you all,” she says warmly, “You saved my life. I have no idea what happened, but I am deeply grateful that you all came to save me. I owe you all a debt.”

The words Wendy said were comforting enough to hold within themselves silently and promise everyone strength and unity. Sabrina slumped onto the couch, her eyes staring out of the window at the faint colours of pink and orange hues that characterized the sunset. For the first time since she could remember, Sabrina felt hopeful: hope for safety, hope for healing, and hope for a future where her family would finally live without fear.

Sabrina freezes while color drains from her face. Hope explodes in my chest, desperate and painful. Shawn's here....