“I think he’s alive!” One of the samaritans screamed as he pressed his nose against the cracked windshield of Ross’s car trying to decipher if the occupants were still alive. “An ambulance is on the way.” His wife shouted.  In a few minutes, the loud siren blasted from hundreds of meters away. The paramedics alighted, ready to get to work. They finally pulled the car’s door open before successfully getting Ross and his girl out of the vehicle. “Both unconscious.” A paramedic said to her partner as they wheeled them into the ambulance, unhooking the stretcher as they got in. “Oxygen mask.” She called out and they were all strapped up.

“I’m trusting you Donovan.” Dustin said as they pulled up to the front of the house. “You wouldn’t regret it, trust me.” “I hope so.” They alighted from the car and approached the front door. Donovan rang the bell and almost immediately, Liam flung the door open. “Donovan?” He exclaimed in surprise as he pulled the grinning man into a hug. “Hello?” He looked up at a masked Dustin. “Hey.” He replied to the young man. “Donovan.” Ellie screamed at the foot of the stairs immediately her eyes fell on the love of her life, walking through the front door. “Baby!” He screeched as they ran into each other’s arms. “I missed you so much.” He grinned before they kissed. Her unclad legs were around his waist. He dropped her after they had their moment. “Hey man.” Ace said and he exchanged hugs with him and Audrey, everyone mildly unaware of Dustin’s presence in the room, all except from a really inquisitive Liam. “I’m glad you’re back Donovan but are we all going to ignore the masked man

His eyes fluttered open and he yawned as they darted around. The other side of the bed was empty, she. Was already awake. He stretched before sighing. It was the best he’d slept in a long while, in months. He peeked into the closet and some of his clothes were still in there and were neatly arranged. He grabbed a pair of balcony shorts and a t-shirt before trudging to the bathroom for a quick routine. He brushed his teeth after and got dressed before finger curling his wet hair, shaking it around in the air for volume. His shirt was fitted but not as tight as he remembered. He needed to start hitting the gym again. After a quick glance in the mirror, he walked out of the room and descended from the flight of stairs. She laid on the couch, eyes closed, an arm across her head, shielding her eyes from any form of light. He looked up at the clock. 11:45am. No wonder he felt rested. He hadn’t woken up at this time in a while. “Hey.” He stifled a yawn as he approached her, sprawled out

Anthony sat in the dining area, keeping his grandma company as she made them dinner. “Did Kerry come around?”  “Not at all.” She flashed a sad smile. “Alright.” He smiled as he received a text from Audrey. They’d exchanged contacts. “Had dinner?” He replied. “Is it a girl?” Nona teased with a huge smile plastered across her face. “No.” He chuckled. “Just a friend from work.” “A gir

“Ace?” She frowned.   “What the hell are you doing in my house?” She whispered.   He turned, his eyes adjusting to the light. A cheeky smile crawled up his face as hers came into sight.   “Dre.” He grinned.   “What are you doing here? You almost gave me a heart attack.”   “Where have you been?” He eyed her outfit as he sat up.   “I had dinner with a friend.”   “Which friend?”   “That’s none of your business.”   “It’s defi