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Forty-one
Rose
I stare at my reflection in the mirror.
My wedding dress fits perfectly onto my
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His Rose Forty-two
Elia''I—I don't,'' She answers.My heart stops beating at once as the crowd s
His Rose Forty-three
Rose''What do you mean?'' I turn to look at Elis.His eyes remain focus on mine; co
His Rose Forty-four
RoseMy eyes remain on his grave; having no more tears to cry for crying too much for the past few days. I can't help but keep on remembering us even though it's fainting but the memories are supposed to be cherished. No matter what happens.I know that Elia has been standing a few feet
His Rose Epilogue
RoseMy lips curve up into a smile as a little girl waves back at me; holding onto her flower until she steps out of my flower shop with her mother. I look around—seeing that my workers are busy attending to the customers in here, bringing them the fresh new flowers that just arrived today.
His Rose One
RoseI look straight into the mirror; seeing my reflection. Sighing, I hear someone calling out my name but more like in a forcing tone. Trying my best to ignore his voice, I keep on washing my hands but my heart stops beating as soon as someone breaks the door—causing me to look at the figure in surprise.
His Rose Two
RoseMy eyes widen in surprise before sitting up straight—looking around at my surroundings. For some reason, I feel like I don't realise the room I'm in. Frowning, I run my fingers through my hair as I look down at my clothes, seeing that I'm in a plain white shirt and a pair of shorts. No surprise there. He must've undressed me.
His Rose Three
RoseOpening the door slightly as I peek down the hall—trying to see if there's any sign of Elia. After what happened a few hours ago, I don't even know if I can face him. Honestly, I can just act like nothing happened; as if he didn't kissed my cheek.
His Rose Four
RoseHe grips me hard, pushing me down the hall—making me stumble down onto the ground. I look around at my surroundings, realising that I don't know where I am nor do I remember what happened before. My eyes widen once I see men holding their guns as they look down at me; their faces held no emotion.
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