Gavin feels an angel-like Samara deserves a life full of love, care, and happiness, but would she be able to get all the love from a devil. He feels heaviness in the body, thinking about how he pushed Samara towards Gabriel, who is considered not just cold-hearted but ruthless and cruel.
His guilty conscience was shouting at him to tell Samara the truth about her future; however, he was bound by a stronger power. A power that made him; a power he could never BETRAY.
Seeing outside the window, Gavin sees the darkness with a few stars twinkling in the sky, as if telling him not to lose hope.
With a sneer, he lights the cigar in his hand, and with every puff, he feels his nerves getting numb.
Gavin plunks down on the sofa and continues to smoke to reduce his guilt or at least forget
