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The power was out for us to use the dishwasher. After that, we settled on the couch to watch TV and the news reported that the blizzard would last at least another day. That meant another day trapped with him in this house. The more I thought about it, the more I became hyper aware of Frost beside me, and the way he kept giving me sideways glances. A nature documentary came on next, it was named wolves in winter and Frost went rigid beside me. His eyes locked on the screen like he'd never seen anything more important.

Just to get a little bit of revenge for her broken heart. Zoey didn't remove her eyes on Dionysus. She kept staring at her husband like someone had paid her that particular job for a million dollars and she won't give it up even if a deadly meteorite will fall upon her. Zoey maintained her position while eating her banana. She was silently waiting for Dionysus to look at her again.

It also scarred my life. There was one woman who captured my eye in the crowd, a woman that was so familiar. She looked at me with pity. I smiled at her. Tears fell from her face. “Don’t….cry……Psyche..” I spoke as I closed my eyes. Letting darkness consume me. I feel less sad knowing that I saw a familiar and lovely face before I died.

“Well, where are you going? I might helped you have fun, just pay for our bills.” I looked at him, unbelievably. “I… excuse me? Okay, I’m going to an amusement park in Makati.” “Oh, no. You should’ve be grateful to me,” he smirked. “And why is that?” “Check your phone,” he simply said and turned on the television inside the room. I opened my phone and shocked on what I see. … Emergency Alert! Emergency Alert! WARNING! – a 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines at 11 a.m. earlier. Damages and Aftershocks are expected. Be alert and prepare. Ensure the safety of yourself and your family. NDRRMC.

It should not happen. *************** We were watching a movie late night. It was raining heavily. Enjoying popcorns and soda. Sometimes the thunder would crack the pitter patter on the glass. Since the lighting was perfect in the garden, we could see flowers and trees swinging and swaying in the air. Enjoying the rain pouring down. Louis was laughing at a scene when suddenly the power went off with a loud bang sound. "I think the power supply is breakdown". I turned to Louis but got surprised to see him curled in a corner.

Leaning my head back I shut my eyes as I waited for my sister to regain her consciousness. My eyes shot open to the sound of a monitor beeping rapidly. Annah's body convulses, my gaze moved to the monitor analyzing her heart rate. Her respirator hissing as her chest moved up and down. The door burst open of nurses and doctors marching in. I stood there and watched. A nurse walked up to place her hand on my shoulder. I flinch. "Sir, we need you to step out of the room." I ignored her and continued to watch, anxiety rushing through my veins.

My eyes water as I watch the baby on the monitor move its hands. 'Everything looks great. The baby is perfectly fine.' The doctor smiles. Ace and I sigh in relief at the news. We return to my private room and Ace turns on the TV, sits in the recliner beside my bed and holds my hand. Every channel is showing footage of The Snake Pit that is now a giant pile of rubble. BREAKING NEWS floats across the bottom of the screen. 'We are going to replay last night’s footage. We warn viewers - some of what you will see is graphic. Viewer discretion is advised. There will also be heart-warming scenes,' the journalist says.

"You don’t need to see that poison." "Turn it on!" My hollow voice cuts through. Both women look at me with concern. However, I’m beyond caring about their worry. I need to see exactly how thoroughly my life has been destroyed. Vera hesitates for another moment, then the television flickers to life, and disaster unfolds in high definition. The first channel runs an endless loop of the boardroom, broadcasting every second of it live across the national news networks. The moment I collapse and Vincent's lightning-fast reflexes catching me before I hit the ground.

Astra’s pov: “Ugh…this pain. It just won’t leave me alone!” I pounded my palm on my head and closed my eyes. A thought had been gnawing on my mind for the last couple of weeks. I reached out for the glass of water on the table beside me. My hands shook and the glass dropped with a huge crash. Pieces of sharp glass remained shattered on the wet floor. I stepped into the pool of water. An especially large piece of glass was right in front of me, its sharp edge pointing right at my toe. I continued to stare at it as if I expected it to move away from me on its own.

The impact against my wounds made my vision go momentarily dark. They brought shovels and chisels, screaming profanities. "If our lives are going to be miserable, your old man isn't going to rest easy in hell either!" Every time I tried to stop them, they would rain down brutal kicks and punches on me. When Dawn and Felix heard the news, they rushed into the memorial park, closely trailed by a crowd of reporters thrusting microphones in their faces. "Ms. Arnold, your scandal has been trending as one of the hottest topics for the past few days. Are these allegations regarding Frank fabricating evidence true?"