154: She's The Only Person Who Survived

YVONNE —

It was exactly 9:20 p.m. when I drove out of the hospital, after promising Mr. Thomas I would visit him tomorrow to check on him.

On my way home, I was worried about Amanda. And why haven't my kids called me yet, as I had instructed Amelia?

At least, they should be worried that I'm not yet at home, as I had told them at first that I would return home as soon as possible.

Even if Amanda is now okay, they should be worried about me. Or does it mean that they have lost all the motherly love they had for me?

"God, please let this not be a reality," I prayed inwardly. I was already panicking.

A few minutes later, I found myself staring at the gate of our building, and I exhaled a sigh of relaxation. I finally arrived home.

I pressed the remote, and the gate automatically opened, and then I drove in.

I steered the car to the garage and accelerated the car while matching the brake pedal, causing the car to make an alarming noise.

I turned off the car and alighted. J