m her fingers, and now, a white ceiling stared back at her. H

r, and Zoe. Zoe looked like she had cried a lot, and her mother's eyes were puf

Vivienne

nne's face in her hands. "Mum, tell me it is not true. I had a bad dream, right?" T

but James and Zoe were fast enough to hold her down. She was in

. Worry deepened in her mother's eyes as she watched her daughter. Audrey had never seen her this broken before. The doctor enter

r to mourn him," Zoe said, between s

ense and she hadn't spoken since. She seemed to be feeling the pain above everybod

expecting and probably didn't want to see. Tobias-Tristan's stepbrother, a young, handsome teen with prominent features, clad in a white shirt with th

e lifted her head, frowni

ermission," Vivienne cautioned with bloodshot eyes, s

tragic circumstances surrounding them. His green eyes, fixed in his b

are all feeling the losses." Zoe muttered close to Vivienne's ears, her face expressing pity. Tobias took Vivienn

for you. Let's get through this loss together." Tobias expressed to Vivienne, who now sat up, staring into nothingness. She could remember that Tobias played a huge role in her break

things out but it didn't matter anymore, he's dead now. She suppressed a

enough reason to allow him to stay. He needed support, just like she did

eir grudges aside a

ith her family when it happened, proved abortive. This almost drove the Donovans insane, especiall

edia reported that there were

as well or maybe burnt," Vivienne's father

ook of disgust was narrowed at h

gh time we all resumed our dai

mansion since the incident, said. Vivienne turned her head towards him, looking from him to her father. She scoffed in

Daniel Donovan, Vivienne's father,

with pale skin and brown hair ran forward with her h

and ran up the stairs, he

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ead pounding as he tried to make sense of his surroundings. The room was creepily stark white. He tri

re awake." A man dressed in a long and large white robes hanging off his hands and feet, entered. Beside him was a girl, no older than

ack and forth between the man whose appearance was scary, a vivid

ugh quite an ordeal." He said, crouching to access the boy close

es my head hurt so bad?" he asked, his voice croaky like a chalk scraping ona board.

The girl notified her father

ently shook his head. "I don't" and just like that, a smal

call you Tom." Mandy frowned, clearly

ut yourself later, but you need to freshen up now, and Mandy here w

quarters. His expression was grim as he said, "I have gotten every detail about him, boss. The