LauraI caressed and kissed the top of my daughter's head in an attempt to calm her down. As soon as we arrived at the medical center, the doctors quickly took her for a check-up. Jason and I were in that room, answering the questions they gave us and not moving away from our daughter to avoid makin
"Just agree to let her live with me," he insisted."And do you think she'll be happy living far away from me?""What are you talking about? My daughter adores me," he justified."That's not true! You're the one who wants to buy her love with expensive gifts," I replied.At that moment, my cell phone
JasonI saw Laura leaving the room where our daughter was resting and heading towards the place where Suzy was hospitalized. I was perplexed after learning that she and Suzy were sisters. Likewise, I meant I could see some physical similarities in them, but Laura had a common face, not far from the
“And since when are adopted children, not real children, Mr. Davies?”“As long as they don't have your blood running through their veins,” I explained, as if explaining it to a damn baby. He laughed at me. “Anyway, everyone has their own designs of happiness. Meanwhile, I continue to love my darlin
AvaI was at my house playing with my little daughter when Terrence called me with the terrible news. I was at extreme peace without any major worries, just living my life and enjoying it as I always dreamed of, with my little girl in my arms and another on the way, but then Terrence's call had to t
“Of course, hun. Come quickly,” I said, and then I hung up the cell phone. I rolled my eyes right after and called the nanny who took care of Abby. “Get my daughter ready; I'm going out with her in a few minutes,” I ordered, already going up the stairs to put on better clothes. Terrence didn't take
Ava"Suddenly, Laura and Suzy are the same blood group now?” I commented bitterly after finding out that she was donating blood to that woman, unable to hide my displeasure. I mean, I understood that Suzy had been in an accident and was in a state of life and death, but her daughter was also in bad
LauraI can't deny that I was surprised to see Ava and Terence there at the hospital. Jason had probably warned him that Suzy was in that situation; after all, Terence was the legitimate father of Suzy's daughter, whether he liked that truth or not. I was still so shaken that when I saw the familiar
I blinked, trying to process what he was saying. "But what if... what if I mess it all up again? I’m not perfect, Matt. I have my flaws, my scars." He smiled, a smile both gentle and confident. "No one’s perfect, Lindsay. I’m not either. But you know what? My dad, Killian... he’s not my biological
Lindsay POV We arrived at the hotel after a night that still echoed in me like a good dream. Wyatt was exhausted, which wasn’t surprising after such an eventful day at the Weiss house. He fell asleep almost immediately after I put him to bed, a slight smile on his face that made me feel that, despi
Lindsay POV The dinner was a marvel, an experience that felt like a warm hug in the form of food and company. Emma Weiss insisted that I try every dish she had prepared with such care, and I couldn’t deny how much it made me feel welcomed. "My lasagna recipe is famous," she said with a proud smile,
Lindsay POV The weekend in Atlanta had a taste of novelty and nervousness. Matt had invited me to dinner at his mother's house, Emma Weiss, and the idea of meeting his family left me in a state of anxiety mixed with anticipation. I had never met the parents of someone I was dating since, well, sinc
Laura POV Jason and Terence were terrible singers, but that didn't stop them from diving into karaoke, hitting every note off-key while making their wives laugh with their comedic performance. Ava and I, now alone in a VIP area of the bar, continued the celebration of our daughters' entry into col
Laura POV"This strawberry drink is delicious," I commented, sipping my drink through a straw."Oh, nice. My pineapple one is really irresistible," Ava also commented, smiling, though the smile was somewhat reserved and awkward, just like mine.We were at a luxurious bar, a place that contrasted wit
As we walked, I thought about what Abby had said. It wasn't Caleb who mattered; it was the betrayal of a friendship I thought would last forever. The pain of losing that trust was still fresh, and perhaps that was why I didn't want to think about Caleb at all. But at the same time, there was a part
Annie POV I watched my parents' car drive away with a sense of sadness; part of me wanted to go with them and give up on everything, but I was also excited to start a new life at Oxwell. The sound of the engine fading into the distance seemed to carry away a piece of my childhood, leaving me with a
Jason POV We were in the Oxwell campus parking lot, giving our final hugs before heading back home. Annie was practically engulfed in our embrace, hugging us tightly and saying she would miss us, even though she knew she could come home every weekend. Her hug was a mix of farewell and beginning, so