Sapphire
My steps halted and I was quick enough to pick up Storm in my arms. Confused, Storm stared at me first but before he could turn his head to look at the person who just walked in, I held the back of his head, stopping him. My heartbeat was so loud and rapid that I could hear it.
“Don’t look ahead. Just face the elevator.” I whispered to my son, keeping my eyes at the person I never really wished to meet at these times. I was wrong when I said I never wished meet to him. I already met him that day when there was a meeting with the board at the conference room; the same day Storm was rushed to the hospital and the day Sky knew about him.
This is the day I’ve been dreading.
I thought as I stared at the intimidating man who was
