Point

it, it was so loud, so I pulled the pillow even

eard a loud bang aga

now that I listened closely it sounded like father, a

gain and the bang

't a woman even sleep in peace? I swung the door open. "If you are about to ask me why I haven't gone to w

sly, shoulders slumped and eye

curiously, and my eyes da

l would she be doing in my room?" I retorted and his hands swept thro

ed. "Evangeline is nowhere to be found. I have looke

is hands, and my eyes quickly flicke

"She couldn't have gone far; I am sure if you star

he door again, when Father's shoes c

oked for her, but they will be here any minute now, and when they come, I need t

has done to me?" I asked curiously, and the expression in his eyes remained unchanging.

is the last chance to save the hospital, right? If this doesn't work then at

the love I have for my grandma does ou

ved my whole life f

er." I muttered, but he stopped me again

d and I frowned. "Just get dressed, instead of

cof

id this person is a psy

t one for the job." He answered unfl

ther really lo

th every other psychopaths." I slammed in. "I have had a very rough

ps. This was the first time father is requesting something from me. "You just

between us

condition.

r it is

ember that I sacrificed my happiness for this to work." He knew exactly what I was talking about, he paused

sekeeper rushed up the stairs

father whose lips pursed,

at's what it

ken promises can't be trusted."

leaned into the door; the world spinn

ut these people was that they were the founder of the Adler Medical Fou

e door, and I jolted, alm

it?" I

ence downstairs." The calm voice announce

em vaguely from where I stood. My eyes locked on father's i

bled towards the table. My eyes flickered towards the elderly man, who

the steel-like expression

esides him, probably his wife, her skin was pale and flawl

radiant like glass, and her po

d down at me, like I was worth nothing. "...

ined p

tiful daughter, Eden," Fathe

s wife simply nodded, and my searching eyes darted to the man who was seat

phone in his ridiculously large hands, a

ut they were different f

rmth, no life, yet

became lost in them; his nose was high and lordy,

sadist

ven though he was seated, he str

you, Dr. Theron.

ad, motioning for a chair closest to him,

I asked curiously as I pu

ed her throat, still un

tance away from other people." Mr. Adler regarded me with hope. "This

s sprouted out from my skin. It was a whisper, but loud enough to make me paralyzed, my eyes darted back

t's this p