pen immediately, revealing a tall, handsome gent dressed

idened as I stared at

rst to screech with exciteme

riedly scampered to Dave's open arms. I watched as he crouched to his feet and e

ss?" He asked softly as

s I watched their interactio

because Dave has been in my life for almost three years now. He had liked me and he didn't stop chasing my affectio

astian inflicted on me. It was only recently I started warming up to Dave, considering Mia already h

around the city and even helped us secure a job in his company. Yes, he wasn't just a handsome gent, he was also the CEO o

ked in that suit. He looked so perfect, and I felt shivers travel down my spine as I momentarily preoccupied my mind with wild thou

reverie as he stood closely behind me, his eye

roximity of our closeness and I couldn't

d at him through the mirro

ul and so exquisite." He emphasiz

the room and it was just the

and a coy smile creased my featu

oftly as he handed me the bouquet, which I collected from him

Incredulously. "Oh, please stop it,

f his intense gaze on me and it made my heart race nervously. To compound my anxiety

kiss me badly. Don't be surprised when I tell you that I haven't even kissed Dave since we began dating. I'm not certain, but for some reason, I was always reluctant when the

tly, causing my heart to be fraught with shock. I instinctively backed

t." She announced frantically, her eyes filled

th bewilderment and

y've just been hit by a car outside."

s. I felt my heart plummet to my feet, my body moment

lder jolted me from my tranc

scene, imagining the worst that could have happened. How did this even happen? I questioned inwardly as I scurried dow

but my heart palpitated with trepidation. I silently prayed it wasn't as bad as I thought it to be. I didn'

ly stepped outside with Dave in front of me. He made the way, his

face as I saw Amelia was still okay and judging by her countenance, she was looking around for so

d, affirming there had indeed been an accident, just not a fatal one as I had assumed it would be. I was grateful for that but my gra

rd my toddler's voi

mpting me to immediately tu

sed me even more was when I noticed she was holding onto

and as my eyes gradually shifted from Mia to

ng was dim, I recognized him regardless. My eyes widened with shock, my heart sinking to my

a figment of my imagination. But my hopes were shattered when he finally

e greeted in his fa

k. I couldn'

s him. It was really him. My