weather worst than ever. I watch the rain drops pouring over the glass on the

hen you holding these letters in your hands. I want to share a lot of things but these papers have limits of their own. Be strong, be rigid and stand lik

I may sound a bad person but I had my reasons, I never wanted to give any false hope to you and that's why I forced yo

existence of your parents and their death, I am sorry and I hope that you will forgive me one day but I did that to save your future. I don't want an

d. Blaine, don't mourn over my death as I am

our heart. Good

n my heart lifts but cloud of regrets pour over again. The time seems to get s

have never been this helpless

l try to live a happy life but he was a stubborn man who always thought of his family'

to save me but it was me who let the things go of my hands. My gaze falls on

em and throw them on the floor with a projecti

ith the flow of the wind. I never noticed the extent of the night befo

ep and hear a soft knock on

Grandma standi

ition, "Blaine! Look at

void reacting

strict to you, more the way I revealed the truth

understand the reason of hiding it? Both you played we

ey are aggravating every time I reread those b

o get dressed but Grandma is still standin

ought you have

ur side. Blaine! I know the truth hurt to your core but that

? I heart wrenched the whole night thinking about this. If you wanted a puppy to rule over your herit

bout his struggles? Yes, he trained you to be an ideal Ashford heir but have you ever thought you are the one who got this chance

while. It's suffocating me from the inside; the atmosphere is toxic for me and

moun

when I lost in the woods six years back, and since then I used to come here when

in front of my blue orbs, my sense relaxes and I feel better. The melodious chirping of birds and the silent

r here,

e lap of Mother Nature as I fall into the pit of the waterfa

water calms my excruciating senses and I am a

the cases. Being young and stupid but not anymore, I have given this chance to make my life bette

thes on and rode back home. After clearing the gutter of my mind, I will mend the broken things first. As soon as I ste

the garden. I hesitate to disturb Grandma as she was already disappointed from me

er shoulder and she turns her face to me. I did notice a slight smile on her lips which sh

y behaviour, Gran

takes, Blaine?" she asks withou

ky saliva to my dry

uts pressure

and I am ready for the punishment you w

t you regretted the mistakes you made. Let me

k my books to make notes for the exam. The tutor arrives on the right time and helps me explain the topics clearly to me. Now I kno