Burning Passion: Love Never Die

In the cinema, Debbie took Carlos to the self-service machine to get the tickets through her phone, while Megan went to buy some snacks and drinks.

According to the tickets, Debbie’s seat was right between Megan and

Carlos, yet in the theater, Megan took somebody else’s seat and sat beside Carlos.

So now, Carlos sat between the two women.

“That’s somebody else’s seat,” Debbie reminded Megan.

Megan responded casually, “Nobody else is coming. Uncle Carlos’ assistant rented the entire theater.”

Debbie was surprised. ‘How come I didn’t know that?’

that when you were

knew I shouldn’t have gone to the bathroom. I needed to keep my

actress. Her success as an actress proved that she could not only sing but also act. It was a period piece, and Megan had to stifle a groan. Megan hated those kinds of movies, where everyone wore robes and even funny headgear, and they had so many rules about the roles of women and society. Even more than today. She much preferred the more fantastic ones, with mighty magics and eye-popping special effects, but she was left with this. It was called “The Heart Abides”— about two star-crossed lovers. One a prince in

was delighted. She had been waiting for this since it went into production, and she heard that her favorite actress

the middle-aged woman on

idol is Curtis’

look anything

half-sister, so odds are they wouldn’t share any family

Debbie remembered that Jared and Damon were half-brothers. ‘It seems that there are a lot of half-siblings in

mouth and asked, “So Damon’s

after Damon’s mom had passed away.

Loftus’ dad?”