Torn Between Love and Hate
Ashton Mullen hated Deborah Shepherd so much that he forced her to donate her liver, test medicine, and suffer from terminal illness to take revenge on her.
Ashton forced her daughter to death and destroyed the man who protected her and everything she cared about.
He said, "Deborah, even in my dreams, I look forward to the day you die."
Later, the truth was revealed, and blood flowed all over the ground. But it was too late to regret.
Ashton could no longer warm her body.
Ashton knelt in front of Deborah's grave, tears falling. He stabbed the blade ruthlessly into his heart. "Debby, it's too cold in the afterworld. I'll come to be with you."
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Ashton had always believed that Deborah was madly in love with him.
It was not until many years later when they met again, he saw her with his own eyes. She was holding a man who looked like him. Ashton went crazy.
Chloe Davis · Urban
There is poetry; the poetry friendship; the one that has in time the time of truth. There is a poetry that flies in the wind and never disappear or get lost in sincerity. There is a poetry that screams without raising the volume of the voice because your language and the heart. There is a poetry that is this or any other but that exists out there: and the heart.