Clair pov Months passed by and our relationship flourished. Being his girlfriend was the best thing that had happened to me and Nolan. The hope of Nolan growing up with the love of a father rekindled with Levi coming into our lives. All this time, I had been thinking that Nolan would never know the love and affection of a real dad. Life was peaceful for all of us. Isla and Sienna too, slowly forgot about their ordeal and started to go forward with their lives, since we never encountered Gerald ever since that night. There were times I feared that he might be waiting to strike when we were least expecting him to. However, as months passed by, I also started to feel better about our situation. Perhaps he gave up. However, I made sure that I kept warning Levi about being careful around him at work.  Life went on and our days were filled with work, and studies. Adira and Lilli managed to make us train at least thrice a week despite our tight schedules. We di

Clair povWhen I descended the stairs, everyone was busy, discussing the preparations for the picnic. I glanced at Sienna, who was standing beside Isla. Both of them smirked when they saw me. I could almost guess why both of them were looking so mischievous. I chose to ignore them, fully knowing that they would grill me later on. "So we will go on Saturday. I think we all can make it then." Adira exclaimed joyously. "So it's set then. Next Saturday, we will have a blast." Austin said, glancing in our direction. "Oh. Hey, I didn't know Levi was here. You just came from upstairs?" He asked, raising his eyebrows. Isla and Sienna let out a muffled laughter, making me roll my eyes. "Uh...maybe he was with Clair?" Lilli shrugged. Adira smirked at her brother, but then waved her hands, as though she was dismissing the topic. "So, next Saturday. Be here at nine in the morning. Levi, you too." S

Clair povI couldn't take my mind off of the young man I saw. Those deep brown eyes, in which I could lose myself in. That mischievous smile, that pinched my racing heart, that hair, and everything else could only belong to none other than Levi. My Levi. My boyfriend. The love of my life. The one who was going to make me his fiancé. The one who had successfully made me fall in love, while I had completely given up on it. I stared at them until I lost them in the crowd, that was now going wild. Some were drunk while others were dancing like there was no tomorrow. The volume of the music stayed the same, however, none of that mattered to me anymore. I was losing myself in my own dilemma. My breathing hitched and soon, my breathing was coming as short gasps of breath. Could it really be Levi? But why did she address him and Danny? And why in the world was he in here? He never came to places like this. At least I don't think he did. And what in th

Clair povSeveral days had passed since I had given his sample along with Adira's blood sample to the clinic to be tested. When I had gone to the clinic the first time, I was told that they needed a sample of a relative so that they could compare. Hence, I had begged Adira to help me in this. She was skeptical, however, finally she agreed and gave her blood to be tested. I had been informed that the results were now ready, however, I was too anxious to go and fetch it. I lay on my bed, after tucking Nolan in his bed, thinking about it. I should really go and see the results. Even if the results didn't come out the way I wanted them to, I would then have no reason to believe that Danny is my Levi. Perhaps then, I wouldn't feel weird each time I speak with him or meet him. It would hurt, however, I would then accept the fact that he was gone forever. My phone started to ring. When I saw the caller I smiled internally. It had become our rou

Clair pov"I don't know if he will remember anything." The therapist said, sighing. "I cannot say for sure. I mean it may or may not work." She said, making me bite my lower lip, frowning in concern. It was exactly what I had feared. He might never remember his past."Is there anything we can do to help? Anything?" I asked, hoping to hear a positive response. She sighed and leaned back. The creases on her forehead meant that she was in deep thought. The therapist had asked me to meet her separately after today's session, while he waited for me in the waiting area. "Why don't you take him to his village? That might help him remember his past?" She suggested. I nodded in response and thanked her before leaving. We had taken Levi to be checked as soon as things got settled. Austin paid the amount his 'boss' demanded, and Levi started his training sessions. He had blended in with the Mafia family. About two months have pa