NATALIA KNEW that the moment she admits to the Carlisle the painful fate of their daughter, they would feel broken, like her. She lived half of her life wishing that she was the one who died and not the one who was saved. It was two days after the fire when she woke up at the hospital. She was transferred to her new adoptive parent’s house when she was released from her confinement. It was a miracle that she survived with only minor scratches and burn of her skin. Her state of unconsciousness, as advised by the doctor was due to shock and the effects of excessive smoke inhalation on her lungs.
“Hey, you can tell me anything. What’s wrong?” Sebastian fears that Natalia’s silence has something to do with her past. His wife had been acting strange since she saw Micaela’s portrait. When t
