All Chapters of I Saw You: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

The car stopped. Mr. Garzon glanced at us and nodded once. It was our cue to go out. Beatrice went out first confidently and the girls followed. I sat next to the open door waiting until they emptied the car. A hand sticking out from the open door for me to hold. I grabbed the hand and get off the limo easily. My ears were applauded with confusing comments and the camera’s clicks as soon as I got out. I distantly put my hand in front of my face as flashes verge to blind my orbs. “She’s the shampoo rookie model right?” “The moment I saw her pictures, Sierra flashed in my mind first.” “She looked exactly like her!” “I can’t believe this!” “Miss look here please!” “Look a little bit to the side.” I tried following all their instructions and I felt like a lost deer in the city. I couldn’t fulfill all the paparazzi’s demands. They were all many to count. “Don’t mind them and just do your thing.” He let go of my hand and put on his arm instead. I glanced at him and our eyes met. Hi

Jann Gregson went out of the venue so I followed him. He was heading somewhere in the mansion’s garden. I looked here and there to make sure that no one saw me. I wasn’t sure if I’m even allowed here. The guards might chase me out of the place once I get caught. I paused when he entered a hedge maze. I lifted my sight brushing it over a giant wall made of evergreen herbs. The labyrinth’s wall was about three meters tall, as tall as a single storey building or twice my height. I stepped back and forth in hesitation whether to enter the maze or not. I swallowed a mouthful lump stuck in my throat and entered the place. The alley was about a meter wide. Here and there has no difference, all green. I saw him turned right at the second intersection. I tailgated Jann so that I won’t get lost. I pursed my lips when I realized that he was walking the maze like a living on purpose. He’s a ghost he should have just passed through the vertical hedges if he’s really up to somewhere. He was like

“What was it, Serra?” Grip questioned. “It was Mandy...” I mumbled while looking at the direction Mandy took when she left. “The murderer?” Gugu gasped. I smacked my forehead lightly and shook my head. “No, Mandy was the blurry girl I saw in my vision when I held Engr. Murray’s hand.” I don’t know what to do. I couldn’t just confront Engr. Murray about it without any evidence. He’s a cunning serpent, he knows how to turn the table around, he’ll just accuse me of libel. Another vision threw me away from my thoughts. I don’t feel a pang on my chest. Is this the upgrade Grip was talking about? My brows creased realizing that I was kneeling on the ground in front of George’s painting. I grabbed the painting and brought it on my chest hugging them tightly. “I’ll die with you,” I whispered. “Serra?” George voice was followed by a tap on my shoulder. What he did pulled me out of the man’s body in my vision. Now, I am inside my vision with my own body. I saw the girl in red dress behi

I hid behind a tree and observed his actions. I was furious with the revelation but this was not the time to let my emotions drive me. He’ll be sentenced according to his actions, he’ll lost the thing that made him sin but is it enough? He raped, sexually harassed, and assaulted his student. Doesn’t he deserves death? He was heading at the student’s dorm. I raised a brow. He took the elevator toward the thirteenth floor, so I used the elevator at the other end of the building. I hurried out of the elevator and went straight ahead. “Serra?” It was George’s voice. He just got out of room 670. “What are you doing here?” I asked. “I board here. This is my room.” With his thumb, he pointed over his shoulder at his room. “How about you? What are you doing here?” He threw the same question back at me. “I am staying with Amanda at room six six six but I’m currently here to stalk Engr. Murray,” I admitted and went on my way. “Engr. Murray is here? Teachers are not allowed here. Wait... ar

Now I got three lives to save and one innocence to prove. Everything is going out of hand and it’s driving me insane. “Serra, calm down.” Grip reached out to grab my arm, halting me. I swiveled my head around to face him. “How could I possibly calm down? We’re running out of time. I got three lives in my hand and one name to clean.” “You’re not complied to save them, Serra.” He put two cups of coffee on top of the table and sat on the couch. “I know but I couldn’t help it. I foresaw their deaths before hand, I should at least warn them, help them–” “You did. You warned and helped them but what happened? They never believed you. Some hated you when you’re just trying to help and even tried to kill you,” he nagged and I understood him. He just wanted me safe. He was trying to pull me away from danger. “Come here.” He tapped the space beside him. I sighed and sat next to him. He coiled his arm around my waist and pulled me up on his lap. He kissed the top of my head and rested it on