Chapter - [ 39 ]

[ Colton ]

The evening was beautiful.I had my family. I watched the families playing with their children in this busy park.

Evanca, who surprisingly agreed on taking Mia out to play in the park, was wiping the stain of sauce on her dress while a bodyguard helped her with the water sprinkles.

Seeing their bond, I remembered my childhood. I had the same equation with my Dad. My father never allowed me to dine with them until I turned fourteen, mature enough to learn table etiquettes because according to them I was a noisy child who could embarrass them in front of their special guests.

I felt relaxed, no stings of the past, no worries of the future. I had no bitterness and pressure bloating inside my head. I lived in the moment. First time I realised the value of having a real family when I lost it or I say I never had a real family. Times flies so easily when you're around your loved ones and same happened with me.

I felt so complete but I hadn't the slightest idea of the approaching s