“It’s ruined,” I whispered, my knees hitting the ground as my eyes registered the fire.
We were in front of the building. Aiden drove here as fast as he could.
There wasn’t really much we could do anyway.
Everything was burned when we arrived. My father’s company, my mother’s dream — all of Fernando’s efforts.
It all burned down in one night. I should have been there, how could I collapse on the first day?
How weak could I be?
“Emmaline?” I felt arms wrap around me, pulling me up.
I turned, locking eyes with him.
A sob racked through me and I let it ripple through my body, breaking whatever was left of me.
My head hit Aiden’s chest, and I leaned, fisting his shirt.
“I’ll gonna fix this, little bird.” He said, pulling me back to look into my eyes. “I promise,”
“I’ll fix
