Adrian… I watched her reaction as I said those words. She looked at me with wide eyes and said, “What, um, do you mean there was someone in our room?” “The footage shows someone climbing up our balcony and entering our bedroom. How it happened, I don’t know. The person was there for a while before
Willow… It’s been a few days since we came back to New York. I dropped the kids off at school and decided to go to a nearby cafe. It would be the first time since we came back that I was out alone—well, not exactly alone. I have a bodyguard following me everywhere. Adrian said he didn’t want to tak
Kylie got up and came to sit next to me. She held me in her arms and said, “No one will touch you. I will fucking kill anyone who tries to hurt you.” “You know, sometimes I wonder if it wasn’t Kieran who hired someone but then again, why would he do it since he got his money?” I cried out. I knew K
Adrian… I was sitting in my office going through some paperwork when I received a phone call from Maureen. I immediately picked it up, knowing she wouldn’t call me if it wasn’t important. “Maureen?” I asked. “Adrian, there has been a break-in at home,” she said, sounding out of breath. “Where ar
Willow… Adrian went to talk to his in-laws while I cleared the table. He seemed off the entire time we had dinner. He didn’t talk much, and something tells me that something bad must have happened. Adrian approached me just as I finished washing the dishes. “Willow,’ he called my name. I turned ar
Willow… I was sitting in the coffee shop thinking about what happened these past few days since Adrian told me about the break-in. I was hurt that he had dug so deep into my past and now someone had all the information. I knew I did the right thing by ending things, even if it was just for a while.
Adrian wanted to hug me but I pushed him away. “No, don’t you dare come closer. I need to be alone. I need to think.” I stood up and walked out of the office, slamming the door behind me. I walked to my room, feeling everything I had felt these past few years. I thought I had forgotten about everyth
Willow… Kylie and I were still sitting in the cafe when a woman walked up to us. If I am not mistaken, I knew her as Adrian’s sister. “Hey Willow. We meet again,” she chuckles as she stands by the table. “Hi.” I greeted her back politely, wondering why she was here. I haven’t seen her in months so