Leonardo's room was silent. He lay there, blindly staring at the ceiling. Angela walked in after the door opened. "I'm here, Sir," Angela said quietly. "Why did you come back?" he moaned. "Aare you provoking me?" "I have no intention of upsetting you, sir. I really looked after you. But I came back for a variety of reasons. First, to see if you actually ate, and to thank you for eating. Second, you've got visitors. " Leonardo muttered, "Get rid of whoever they are," he coughed, "you should have known what I wanted." "Perhaps you should drink some cough medicine," she snorted, "your girlfriend, Miss Lara Chavez, is looking for you again." "We broke up," he stated. "It's none of my business, and my third intention is to check your studio. Your paintings are... "Are you crazy?" exclaimed Leonardo. "Didn't I tell you I didn't want to hear those things anymore?" "Just don't yell at me because I'm just doing what they told me to do to tell you their plan," Angela objected. "You ha
Another day had gone by, five o'clock in the morning. Angela looked in the mirror at herself. Her entire plan had shifted. She sighed, stood up, and dressed in her white nurse uniform, pinning her hair back at her nape.She emerged from her room to begin her duties as Leonardo's nurse. The living room was deserted, and there was no sign of anyone nearby. But, before entering Leonardo's room, she decided to take a walk on the lawn to re-energize. She inhales fresh air into her lungs.It was very cold outside early in the morning. She noticed that someone was talking in the back of the house. She checked it out and saw Mrs. Gale with a male companion, to whom she gave instructions. "Stay here at the back, never enter the house without permission, and if you're thirsty or need something, call me." Mrs. Gale noticed Angela above the first step of the stairs. "Good morning, Angela. He's the new gardener, but he's not a stay-in here; his name is Mr. Villa.""Just call me Anton, Miss," the g
Angela was still nervous as she boarded the cab. She was already on Jaca Street, where Leonardo had been injured and her sister had died. Her emotions were conflicted. She was curious about what had happened, but she was also afraid of what she would find out. She was curious as to why two accidents occurred on the same night and in the same location. The cab pulled up in front of Mentara's Mall. Angela arrived at the location Leonardo was checking on at 2:00 p.m. The mall was deserted; there were few shoppers in the area due to the lack of public transportation. Angela stood beneath the lamppost. She scanned the area where the accident occurred. She had just read in the newspaper and heard on the news about what had happened in the area when her sister was in an accident and died instantly on that road. According to the news, her body was being dragged by the motor at high speed, and Esper died instantly. Worst of all, Angela was on the other side of the world when her sister die
"When I say get out, you have to get out!" Lara dragged Angela to the door. Angela turned to her and said, "Don't touch me!" and pushed her so hard that she almost fell down. "You're rude!" Lara slapped Angela in the face, but Angela quickly retaliated by slapping back. Lara cried out in pain and anger, pulling Angela's hair, "You're such an animal!" "Let him go, Lara!" exclaimed Leonardo. Lara abruptly released Angela and went to Leonardo's bed, where she asked for defense. "Your nurse is rude; she slapped me; you should hire a more respectful nurse, Leonardo." She cried. "What brings you here?" Leonardo inquired dryly. "Of course, you're in the hospital, so I'll pay you a visit; I'm worried about you. Why did you slash your wrist? " She snorted, "Perhaps your nurse doesn't care?" "Can you leave now, Lara?" Leonardo asked. "You're going to dispatch me right away despite the fact that I've only just arrived?" "I don't require a visitor at this time." Then someone else opene
"What did you say?" exclaimed Leonardo. "The woman you ran over on the street is no longer alive." Angela said flatly. "I didn't hit that girl; she was the one running past, so I hit her; it was an accident!" Angela sensed the seriousness in Leonardo's reactions; he hadn't expected Angela's news. She grumbled, adding, "Someone killed her. The man driving the black car killed her. " Leonardo couldn't believe the woman who had caused his blindness had died. "Are you telling the truth?" "Yeah, and whoever those people are... whatever their motivation for killing her was... they will pay the price; Carma is real, and they will suffer as the girl did." Leonardo stopped speaking. He reflected deeply. "I want my hot coffee," he said quietly. Angela went to the kitchen to prepare coffee for Leonardo. She was about to return to Leonardo's room when Leonardo's mother approached her. "Is that coffee for Leonardo?" Mrs. Vera asked. "Yes, Mrs. Vera." "How is he doing?" Angela shrugged,
Angela dashed into the house without looking back at the studio. She couldn't stand it when she saw Fredrick and Lara kissing inside Leonardo's studio. It was one of the most heinous acts of betrayal she had ever witnessed. She wished to erase the image of Fredrick and Lara rolling around naked on the floor in their animalistic sexual act. She wanted to vomit but couldn't because her stomach felt like it was being yanked out of her throat. Then she slammed into the main door, not realizing Mrs. Gale was on the other side, and they collided on the floor. "Oh, God!" exclaimed Angela. "I'm truly sorry, Mrs. Gale." Mrs. Gale was still stunned by the blow and asked, "What happened to you? Why did you run like that? "
Leonardo was taken aback by Angela's adamant opposition to marrying Lara. "Are you angry, Angela?" "No, but you don't need a wife right now, Mr. Vera; you need a nurse." "But a nurse isn't like a wife, Angela; a wife can do things a nurse can't." "The other wife, perhaps, but Miss Chavez is different." Angela insisted, "She's busy with her work, isn't she? And it's unlikely she'll stop working; I'm certain she'll never stop working. " "Let's bet. I'll bet she'll quit if I tell her to quit, "Leonardo said. "All right, I'll bet she won't quit her job." "Okay. What exactly is the prize? " Angela inquired. "You are free to ask whatever you want." "Deal," Angela agreed, "so you've got to eat right now." "Wait," Leonardo instructed. "Is there anything I can do for you, sir?" "Can you describe yourself to me?" Leonardo inquired. "What?" "Describe your face, your body, your hair, everything about you." "Why, sir?" "Angela, I'm blind, but I still have a vivid imagination. When w
Angela stood a few steps away from Leonardo, like a statue of liberty. Leonardo was enraged because she had lied about her appearance. "What bothers me the most is the liar. And what you did was extremely impolite. Give me an answer now. What are your plans, and why are you hiding your true self from me? " "I don't know," Angela bravely admitted. "However, I have no intention of deceiving you." "What you did was deceptive!" exclaimed Leonardo. "Trying to hide your true face from me is a deceptive act. You lied to me! " "I'm sorry," Angela said sincerely. "I didn't mean to deceive you; it's just that I don't feel comfortable describing myself as a pretty woman. I'm sorry, Mr. Vera. " "Let me touch your face," Leonardo demanded. "What?” Angela was taken aback. She takes a step backward. "Are you deaf?" "Let me touch your face," Leonardo said harshly. "Why?" Angela was agitated. "You can't just touch my face." "You have to, or you're not getting out of this room," Leonardo said