Ava furrowed her brow; her mother was usually always there. Perhaps she would be looking for her without knowing where she was. What was most terrible was that she didn't have her phone and feared it might fall into the hands of Mrs. Daniela or someone else.

"Darn it, I should have gone back to the hospital, but there's no turning back now," Ava thought to herself as she searched for a way to enter her house.

Soon, she found a poorly closed window, which was her opportunity to enter, although the headache and occasional dizziness made the task more challenging, causing her to fall to the other side with a thud and a groan of pain.

"But where is everyone? At least my mom, she should be here," she said in her thoughts as she walked, feeling the coldness of the clean floor.

Without a second thought, she checked the rooms, but as it was already evident, there was no one there. She entered her room and oh, how she had missed it; she truly preferred to be a thousand times in her home than s