Wesley's actions this time were in complete contrast with his usual conduct!

The snow was falling harder when Avery emerged from Wesley's house.

Her car was covered in a thick layer of white snow.

She loved the snow. If her head was not filled with worry, she would probably take a leisurely stroll in the snow or build a snowman like a happy child.

However, when the snow fell upon her face now, all she could feel was a chill to the bone.

Avery got into her car and drove to the hospital.

At the neonatal unit, there was no sign of Elliot.

She had no idea where he was, but she knew that he was in indescribable pain.

He must be suffering even more than the night before!

It was easier to get over a pain that one could release. It was the pain that one could not talk about that hurt to the depths of your soul.

Outside the gates of Angela Academy was a black Rolls-Royce.

The car was parked quietly as the wipers rhythmically swept off the snow on the windshield.

Elliot was sitting i