Tha fallNora When I heard her questions, something clicked in me. My pain was so great when I found out about this accident that I couldn't think of anything else. My attention was drawn to Diana, waiting for her to say something. Gabriel was present when all this happened, so Diana looked at him. Looking back at her, he lowered his head and gazed at the floor. His face turned into one of desolation. The pain was evident in his face. It was imperative that he tell us about the accident and why it happened.“There was something wrong, and it wasn't Edward's or Roco's fault. Always following protocol, they never went outside what was expected of them. I just watched as they fell, helpless. Roco and Edward were descending to retrieve the latest victim. They helped her out and restrained her with the harness, so she could get up with no problem. Things were fine until that po

Must be him Nora   To further stimulate Edward, I put his hand on my belly. I was already five months pregnant, and my baby was growing a lot. My abdomen was visible and my clothes no longer fit. I told Edward how it went with the doctor and the ultrasound. Just like me, the baby was growing very fast and healthy. Additionally, I told him I already knew the gender of our baby, so if he wanted to know, he would have to wake up. Due to spending every day with Edward, I did not have time to go to the rescue centre. I had my responsibilities there, but I told Patty that as long as Edward didn't open his eyes, I wouldn't leave his side. She assured me they could manage without us, and they would wait for us until we returned.  Hilda used to visit me at the hospital regularly too. Right now, she was my main support. Without her, I wouldn't know what to do. She was accompanied o

Finally freeErikMy suit's sleeves were adjusted, and my tie was fixed. This has been a long time since I've used one. As soon as I had finished fixing the last details of my suit, I stood in front of the gate and waited. Keeping my eyes fixed on it, I waited without looking back. Slowly, the doors opened, and I was blinded by a bright beam. My hand was raised to block the intense glow hitting my face, but I was not successful; now, the light is the least of my concerns. I had to savour this moment, as I was about to walk towards my freedom. Once the doors were fully open, the security guard inside the surveillance booth shook his head. He let me know that I could proceed. Without wasting more time, I began to take one step forward after another, until I reached my freedom.I've been locked up in this pigsty for three and a half years. But I was finally free. Then, a few steps from me stood two cars. As the first one's door opened, my lawyer got out. As did Tomas and Daniel, from th

Vinci?Erik“We haven't heard from him since Frank died. It appears that he is hidden or dead. However, my sources say he most likely is still alive. From what I can see from everything here, we don't know who the perpetrator is?” Daniel shook his head, which indicated we knew nothing up until now. “We don't even know who he is, which is why we have kept our guard up. We are also in the crosshairs of this person. As some of our establishments have allegedly been compromised along with the FBI. They seem to be working together. That is why they were able to reach you because someone from our circle was with them. They are making an alliance to eliminate criminal cells because of political motives. A single criminal organisation can be controlled more easily than several. Other countries often follow this practice. The American government appears to be following this trend. Similarly, in Mexico, they have an agreement wit

We will smile againNora Now I had a purpose, and this is how I was able to open my eyes. The room was bright, and I knew immediately that I was in the hospital. I stared at the ceiling for a few minutes, then turned my gaze to the side where I heard noises. Patty and Hilda were quietly sitting next to my bed. They hadn't realised that I had already woken up. Until I moved my hand, getting their attention. Patty was the first to see me, and she got up quickly. She took me by the hand and, with a bleak expression and almost whispering, she said. “How do you feel?” I nodded my head, letting her know that I was fine. Afterwards, Hilda came to my side and put her hand on my shoulder. I was sure that she wanted to transmit her strength to me, but nothing right now could warm my heart. I wa