Sweetheart, Do You Still Love Me?

Once the party was over, Irving settled all matters for Elspeth as soon as he could, including getting her flight ticket. The next day, Irving, Elias, and Elspeth returned to Damoria. The moment they disembarked, Elspeth made her way to the hospital Callum was in. Elias went along as he wanted to see who Callum was.

They got a ride to the hospital, and once they arrived, Elspeth ran around asking where Callum was. The moment she got to Callum’s ward, she heard sounds of cries coming from within. Worried, she entered and was met with a pale Callum lying on the bed. Even his lips were pale. Beside him were Margot, who was crying and looking despondent, and Max.

“I-I’m back, Margot,” Elspeth said.

The moment Margot met Elspeth’s eyes, Margot pounced on her and cried in her embrace. “Elspeth, he’s been out for ten days. I’ve gotten him the best doctors, but none of them could wake him up! What if he’s gone? What should I do?”

Elspeth’s heart went out to Margot. “It’s alright, Margot. I’ll save him no matter what. He’s my fiancé. I will not abandon him.” Elspeth closed her eyes, hiding her pain and tears, then she took a deep breath. “Let me see him. I need to check on him to see what I can do.”

Elspeth put on a set of sterile clothes and gloves, then she checked Callum inch by inch. Every wound and injury she found only hurt her heart more. His back was fractured, his body was covered in minute wounds, and he choked on seawater. It was a miracle he was still alive. “He’s heavily injured both internally and externally. His heart is affected as well, but don’t worry. I’m calling Sonny over to help. I will save him.”

Margot felt more at ease after that guarantee. She stopped crying and realized there was a man in a mask and cap standing around. “Who is this?”

“Elias. He saved me.”

off and grinned toothily.

Margot froze. “Edmund?”

Elias shook his head.

Elias and took a closer look. Then she sighed. “Gosh. I would have thought you were Edmund if you hadn’t told me you

I may. When was your

March, nineteen

This settles it. Edmund is my twin. Something glinted in Elias’ eyes. “We even share the same birthday. My mother

thought it was a coincidence, but Margot thought otherwise. There are no coincidences. I was only pregnant with one boy, and the checkup couldn’t be wrong. So… Margot didn’t continue that thought. She didn’t want to imagine that Edmund might not be her

but Elspeth thought she was worried about Callum, so she didn’t explain anything. “I’ll call Sonny and

mountains, and I’m never going to save anyone ever ag—Hey, no takebacks! And you,

I can’t believe you’ve forgotten about me!” Elspeth gritted her teeth. You’re not living in the mountains, you old git. You’re living in a random neighborhood abroad and playing

joke, and he chuckled. “Sorry, girl. I’m in the middle of

over to Damoria’s town hospital in three

this to me. I’m in the middle of a game. I’m not your

hours, fifty-eight minutes,

winds coming from the other end of the phone. Whoa, talk about running like the wind. Elspeth’s lips twitched. Maybe I shouldn’t be too hard on him. “I’ll play some chess with you when I have