Chapter 13

• I savored a sip of my mimosa, enjoying the tangy taste as it danced on my tongue. The Bali beach resort was stunning - crystal-clear waves gently washing onto the soft white sand, the cozy cabanas swaying in the gentle breeze. It was like a dreamland, designed to bring peace and comfort to anyone who visited.
• My illness didn't seem to have a cure. No matter where Nathan and I went, we couldn't escape the heavy cloud hanging over us.
• Our unplanned getaway was supposed to be a chance for us to reconnect romantically. After the chaos of the fire, we agreed to leave it all behind and just focus on each other. But there was a nagging question that kept bothering me, like a persistent ache I couldn't ignore: Was the little girl who materialized at our hotel suite two nights ago really Nathan's long-lost daughter?