He looks tenderly at her the moment he enters his home. He does not mind the presence of his wife, and he keeps gazing at the only woman he truly loves.
She gets uncomfortable at his looks, and she notices how his wife is moving her eyes between both of them. The uneasiness of this moment makes her uncertain of her actions. Her fears come back again, and she wishes she had never returned.
“There is no way back. They started it, and I must end it. I must place the scattered pieces of my heart into their places again.” She smiles at this thought, and she feels in control of the situation once more.
After Sue Lorence moves on in her life, a call for help from the past awakens undesirable feelings and memories she tried for a decade to erase.
She finds herself drawn back to the darkness of her past life. She could not help herself but accept the idea of revenge.
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The Tale of Two Sisters

After they visited Janet, Jasmine told Rayan that she would never visit her mother again. The first thing she did when she entered her room was packing all her family photos and stored them in the basement. She took out few photos of her and Sue. She placed one photo that was taken on a summer trip on the bedside table and said, “You were the only person who truly loved me, Sue.”


George did not know about his best friends’ death until two months later when he returned to the town. At first, he thought that all the family got killed in the accident. But, when he came to know that Sue survived the accident, he started looking for her. David was the only child, and he lost his parents at an early age, and Natalie was raised in an orphanage house. So Sue was left without any close family members. George started looking for her in the orphanage houses in town and its surroundings.


Chapter 72: The Quest of Finding Sue