The streets were illuminated by numerous neon lights. The bars lining the lanes were livened up by a lady singer’s husky, melancholy voice, just as it always had.

What was different now was that Gwynn and Lorian were no longer here.

The street was teeming with people and bustling with chatter, but he was merely standing there by himself, feeling an immense sense of loss.

Then, he saw Anderson.

He was on a blind date with someone in a high-end restaurant. The lady was elegant and noble. She wasn’t anywhere near as astoundingly beautiful as Gwynn, but she did possess a certain charm and an exceptional gracefulness about her.

Both of their parents seemed to be having a good time with each other too.

Noah stood outside and watched him quietly. Anderson seemed enthusiastic, but his eyes were devoid of life. Something was very different about him.

In the end, he resorted to waiting outside. He was waiting for them to come out of the restaurant.

Anders and Marisol were startled