Third person’s point of view When Maddox arrived at the hospital, he ran straight to his parents, who were in the operating room. Maddox and Lowe were merely waiting outside at the OR, praying that their parents will be saved from the on-going operation. Four hours later, two doctors came out of the operating room. The two walked toward the doctor with a sympathetic expression. “I’m sorry, we did everything we could to save the patient. Your mother has a traumatic brain injury. Severe head injuries from the force of a car accident caused your mother to suffer brain trauma, which may have resulted in fatal outcomes, and she did not make it.” The doctor explained. Maddox expression hardened when he heard what the doctor said, he’s palms curled into fists, his knuckles shifting white. “What about my father?” Lowe is the one who asks the doctor since Maddox can’t seem to restrain his anger and is about to launch a punch at the doctor. The doctor went on to say. “Your father has died
Third person's point of view Sariel's heart began to pound in her chest as fear poured through her bloodstream. “Sariel.” Maddox’s powerful voice rings across the car. “Do you know that my parents are as cold as icebergs right now? It’s all because of you and your uncle, hmm?” Sariel tried to regain her composure and take another deep breath, but all she could see is pure red as she closed her eyes tightly. “I- didn’t… That’s what my uncle’s all idea, I had nothing to do with what happened,” Sariel’s murmurs under her breathing. “The hell you’re talking? You’re with him inside the car, you could have stopped him but you didn't!” Maddox’s thunderous voice swirls again. He doesn't care if the girl he's yelling at right now is the same person he once cherished. Their parents died because of this woman. “For the fact that I don’t have to make any freaking choice! He actually held captive my mother,” Sariel spats, her nostrils flaring. Maddox’s nose wrinkled, and he chewed on
Third person’s point of view “Well, too late to explain. The damage has done. You can kiss my baby for me, come on.” Maddox teases her. “Don’t come near me... Please,” Sariel begged Maddox. As he sees the terrified girl he once loved, he seems to enjoy knowing that his simple punishment is effective. Maddox’s so enraged that it’s as if all memories of the two of them together have vanished from his mind, and what he sees in front of him right now is a total stranger. He ends up being pretty close to Sariel. When Maddox allows the ball python to creep around her shoulder, Sariel freezes. Maddox can't tell if she is still breathing because all he can see on Sariel's face is how scared she is and how much she wants to get rid of Maddox's pet. "Please… take it off. I'm begging you, Maddy. I can't breathe,” Sariel begs again, her breasts rising as if she is really struggling to breathe. When Maddox heard someone pounding on the bedroom door, he instantly grabbed his pet ball
Third person’s point of view “Maddox’s girlfriend happened.” “Girlfriend—what? Bro doesn’t have a girlfriend.” Lowe giggles at what Sariel just said. “He’s a crazy asshole,” Sariel mumbled with a scowl as she stood up, but because she's still dizzy, she almost fell. But before she could fall, a pair of strong arms came up behind her to keep her standing. “Hey, what really happened?” Sariel shrugged her shoulders. After Lowe escorted her to her bed, she took a seat. As she gazed around the room, Sariel asked Lowe. “Wait, whose room is this?” “Oh, it’s Reinn’s.” Lowe grinned at his answer to Sariel. “Reinn? Who’s Reinn?” Sariel asked, confused. If he is in a relationship with another woman, why did he invite her to her room? But he just said he didn’t have a girlfriend. "You don't remember the one Kuya brought to your room earlier?" Sariel got even more confused by Lowe’s disjointed answers, adding to her dizziness. She picked up a pillow and threw it at Lowe. “Damn it, be str
Maddox's point of view My brother Marlowe and I are here today at Jungle K to follow our sister because she is with her boyfriend, whom I don't want her to be with. It's simple: He looks like an addict. "Kuya, we've been around for a while now. They're gone. Let's just leave them alone," Lowe sneered at me. I glared at him because he had been complaining for a while. "Don't talk; just open your eyes and find where the f*ck they are." I heard someone giggling. Lowe must have heard it too, so we both look around to see if there's anyone else here besides us. I noticed someone's head with bunny ears not far away, so we walked carefully to ensure she wouldn't notice us. We moved to the other side; her back was to us. I think she is counting before she will peek to see where we were a minute ago. "Where did they go?" she murmurs. She looks stupid, though. Is she a spy? Well, I wouldn't know unless I asked her. "What are you doing?" I asks. When she turned to face us, the corners of
Sariel's point of view "I'm just going to the restroom; I'll be right back," I said to them and turned to smile at Maddy. I don't know how lighthearted I feel towards them, even though they look like ninjas who seem to be doing animal hunting at Jungle K. I was on the verge of yelling at him earlier, but I was so shocked that I couldn't finish my sentence. His presence commands attention without uttering a word; that's why I was speechless earlier. It's like his piercing gray eyes are absorbing me. A hint of stubble shadows in his rugged jawline makes me want to run my fingers over it and feel a tickle. Errr. I'm so happy that he granted my request that, if possible, we come here to the ice cream parlor. I haven't had the chance to indulge in ice cream for a long time, but now is the perfect time. If my best friend hadn't invited me out, I would never have gone out. But I'm still annoyed. Look at this; they didn't even look for me when I disappeared from their sight. But it's
Maddox's point of view "What are we going to do now, Maddy?" Lowe taunted me. "Shut up! Or else I'll shove you out of this car." Sneering, I glared directly at him like a ninja turtle, ready to slash his throat. "Oh, calm down, Maddy, calm down. Don't give me a reason to get close to you? Oh, calm down, can you relax?" He peers at me with a smirk. I'm not sure what he's singing about, but he keeps using the nickname that Sariel gave me. "Just one smile for me, and I'll come close to you. And while the Vodka hits, you get even more intense." Damn. He's so totally dumbheaded. Whenever I'm with him, I feel like I'll burst out of my body from sheer irritation. "Don't be too aggressive; I can't say no. And I don't care if anyone sees; this won't happen again; I won't let it end without you coming home with me. So, when Sariel makes a move, it's so smooth, so bad. Look at her move; she attacks like a fighter—" When I heard Sariel's name, I abruptly halted the car at the side of
Maddox's point of view "What the hell?" The corners of my eyes widen. "Surprise? Let's go horseback riding," Lowe nudges me. "Are you an idiot? We have a serious threat to face tomorrow, and you want to go horseback riding?" I snapped, giving him a dirty look. "Chill, man. I'll help you tomorrow, and if things go wrong, all we have to do now is freaking ride a horse." He chuckles and puts his hands on the girl's shoulder. He's known Sunny for a long time because of the horse racing events we always attend. Well, we also have our own private haven for horseback riding, because my siblings and I really love horses. He often brings Sunny there. So, what can I say? "How did she end up here?" I inquire, indicating this to Sunny. "Oh, I already texted her to come here while Dad discussed the tea," he exclaimed. I gave him a stern look and said, "What the hell is tea? Do you think it's some kind of joke?" He burst out laughing. Is that supposed to be funny? "Nah. By the way, I think