The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Adding pressure onto the accelerator, Edmund sped to the airport.

With the new clue on his fingertips, finding the Zanders should be a breeze. Not to mention that Edmund already had friends from Moranta. The next afternoon after Tillie had gone missing, Edmund managed to find Tillie in a hospital in Moranta.

“Ms. Zander, why are you only sending your father for treatment now? His condition is grave. Even after the surgery, there is no guarantee that he will recover.”

Edmund found Tillie standing in a hallway, talking to a doctor in a white coat. After the doctor revealed the diagnostic results, Tillie paled as her body began to sway.

If it weren't for the fact that the doctor caught her in time, Tillie would have fallen head first onto the ground.

Edmund clenched his fists slightly.

Out of concern, the doctor asked Tillie if she was alright and helped her to a nearby bench. Seeing how easy it was for the doctor to carry Tillie to the bench, only then did Edmund notice how terribly skinny she had become.

It was as if a gust of strong wind could carry her away.

“Would you like me to help you back into the room so you can lie down, Ms. Zander?”

“It's alright. I'd like to sit here for a while. Thank you, doctor.”

Tillie answered absentmindedly, as though her soul had been sucked out of her body. Her cheekbones were prominent as the color drained from her skinny face.

Were there any words that could describe how she felt at that moment?

Truthfully, there were none.

As despair filled her chest, Tillie felt each painful crack as her heart broke into a million pieces. Only one thing remained in her mind: guilt.

turn back time, she would not make

that they did not worry too much about her. She was their only daughter. Surely they had

had she done for

utterly devastated. She sat on the bench mechanically. Despite wanting to cry, tears failed

a dip beside her on the bench. It

a cure here, I can send him to Jetroina. Word has it that there's a Dr.

the familiar voice of a man ringing out beside

She was dumbfounded.

slowly turned her head in the direction of the

of a familiar person greeted her. It was the same person that Tillie had fallen head over heels for

he

back home.

head back to stare blankly in front of her once

reply, Edmund continued, “Alright, you stay here and take

decided to check things out

diminishing silhouette, Tillie finally snapped out of her daze. Instantly, the dam she had built for five long years came crashing down as tears poured from the

longer, Tillie covered her face and

dead

stopped moving

the reason

he had to admit that he had been a douchebag, especially

he returned to the bench and sat next to the woman once again. At that point,

crying. I'm here. Don't worry, I

continued to echo in