When There Is Nothing Left But Love (Ashton And Scarlett)

He looked at me with surprise, and he nodded.

Instead of the rubber plantation, the driver went to the forest behind the villa. I could hear the fighting and the sounds of thunder coming from the villa. It’s about to rain.

The path was winding, and my head started spinning along the way. My stomach churned, and I retched a couple of times. The sounds of fighting still roared on behind us. Abe and his men were showing no signs of stopping. We were taken into the forest and eventually arriving at a clearing.

It was a heliport, and a helicopter was waiting for us there, much to my surprise. The car stopped, and the driver said, “Get out.” Then he leaped out of the car and dragged me out roughly before I realized what had happened.

Nora and the girls were in the cars before mine, and they were taken out too. “Get in here ASAP!” the man at the cockpit roared at us, and I looked in the villa’s direction by reflex, but all I could see was smoke billowing in the air.

Nora and the girls were taken to the helicopter. I thought something was off, but I couldn’t put a finger on it. I went in with them and noticed Nora was still deathly pale. Then I went up to her. “How do you feel, Nora?”

She opened her eyes weakly and looked at me. Nora opened her mouth and attempted to speak, but because of her throat, speaking was impossible for a while.

seats and

Armond?” I looked back at

be rendezvousing with us in Epea. We have to go

went to my seat. Nora was still a concern, but the most important thing was to leave right away, and the

in pain, and she kept sweating. I was getting worried for her, and I was going to help her, but someone stopped me. “We’ll

watch. We landed on an airport after a few hours. I had

to board one of the planes without even going through

was weird. Did Armond plan all this? I reflexively looked back at Tabitha and the girls, who were taken into the plane. They hadn’t been talking

that they were clutching their stomachs,

thought something was definitely wrong, but I couldn’t put a finger on it. No point thinking about

from Aploth to Western Europe, and I was still confused even after we landed. We settled some paperwork in the airport, and then we were taken to

Nora and the girls had fallen asleep. I tried to stay awake on pure will alone, and I