Willow… The kids were dropped off at school and Adrian had just finished his breakfast. “I have to go into the office today. Will you be alright?” “Yup, Kylie will be here in an hour to help me pack. Remember to get the children from school this afternoon.” Adrian rolled his eyes. "Yes, mom, I w
Willow… What happened? It felt like I’d been hit in the head with a sack of bricks. I rubbed my eyes and opened them, expecting to be in Adrian's bed, but instead I was in a cold, dark room. “Adrian!” I called out. “Oh, he’s not coming to save you this time,” the voice that haunted me for so long
Adrian… “It was nice meeting you, Mr. Smith. I look forward to hearing from you in the future.” I relaxed in my chair when he finally left. That man was annoying as hell. All he can do is hammer on one subject. I looked at the time and sighed. It’s still a while before I can go home. I miss Willow
Adrian… “How much farther?” I complained from the back of the van. We were in Los Angeles on our way to Kieran’s house with the local authorities. We were close, and I couldn't wait to see Willow. My foot tapped nervously, and I kept checking the time on my phone. Five more minutes and I will get h
Adrian… I pressed my lips together and closed my eyes. The sight of her so broken was painful to look at, but the picture had been ingrained in my mind. Even with my eyes closed, I could still see her as vividly as when my eyes were open. I felt anger flood through my veins. The need for revenge wa
Willow… “Adrian, some of us would also like to see Willow,” I heard Kylie say from the door. When I opened my eyes, she was standing there with her hands on her hips, glaring at Adrian. "Hi, Kylie," I said, and she rushed to my side of the bed. “Hey Willow, how are you feeling?” “Not great, but
Adrian… Today is the day when justice will be finally served. It's been a few weeks since Willow was rescued, and today we were all sitting in court. The bang of the gavel sent shockwaves through the courtroom. Murmurs filled the courtroom even as the judge stood up from his chair. The press was ou
Adrian… We arrived at my estate nearly two hours later, thanks to the press blocking the car. They just couldn’t let us go in peace. They were yelling one question after another. Only when I started driving did they scatter away from the car. I hated the fact that those vultures wouldn’t let go eve