Chapter 14: The Death of the Last

                                    

                                          
Chapter 14: The Death of the Last
                          
~ Alex ~
                          
I watch Dominic as he held Olive's hand. " You know I think you should really join the others." I told Dominic for the first time since he sat beside Olive. It's been about an hour since Letty, Brian and the new girl left us but still Dominic stayed beside Olive and seems to have no intentions of leaving her either. " You should really start explaining to Letty how you lost your kid and how she ended up being the person who hates her the most." 
                          
" I still have no idea how to tell her. Especially with Olive." He said but didn't looked at me. " The feeling is mutual. Actually, I would like her to stay like that for a few more days, just until I find a way to tell her all this stuff." I said as I felt an invisible knife stab me in my chest but I know the pain that she would go through when she learned about what happened to her dad is much more worse than the one I'm feeling right now. In fact, I actually praised Shaw atleast once in my life for how he managed to do dangerous jobs but still manages to become a good father to Olive. I've seen how close they are since the very first day I moved with them and their relationship only got even stronger as the years pass by even though mostly they're far away from each other there was never a day I didn't saw Olive talking to her dad over the phone. 
                          
" Tell me how he died." Dom looked at me. " Shaw. How did he die?" 
                          
~ Mia ~
                          
I looked at Letty as she sat on on one of the bunk in the unused barracks that the military showed us. " Mia, we're not the one who's supposed to tell her about her life before, especially about her child." Brian quietly said beside me. " I know but she needs someone to tell her how important Sophia was to her."
                          
 " She can't remember anything, Mia."
                          
" She will remember her. A parent could never forget about their child." I looked at Brian.
                          
Letty looked at me as I approach her. " You're Mia?" She asked. I was shocked to know that she remembered my name. " You remember me?" I smiled. " Dom once told me about you." She said. " Of course he would." I smiled.
                          
" I know that you probbably wouldn't care about anything I tell you but I want you to know that that girl in that bed back there, she was your life. Everything that you do it was for her, your world revolves around her, Letty." 
                          
" If she's that important to me, how did she ended up hating me so bad?" Her question silenced me. What hate is she talking about. " What?" I asked.
                          
" The right person you should ask that question is Dom." Brian as he stood beside me. " He's the one who knows the whole story from the beginning to the end, every detail." Letty looked at the door of the barracks before looking at us again. " Go." I said and she stood up from the bed and walked out of the door without saying another word to us.
                          
~ Dom ~
                          
" I caught him before he fell off the plane." I looked at Alex. " But you what he said? Her name-" I glanced at an uncoscious Olive. " He said her name then he let go of my hand."
                          
" I'm so stupid." Alex whispered to himself quietly but it was loud enough for me to hear. " So stupid" he repeated then looked at me. " I'm so sorry." I frowned at him. " What are you talking about?"
                          
" I should've known. God, I'm so stupid." Alex buried his face on his hands. " He wanted her to stay with you. Why didn't I noticed that?" Still I didn't get what he was talking about. " That's why he didn't want her to go with him, he wanted her to stay with you in the very first place. Did he told you anything about her before?" Alex looked at me with a look of disbelive plastered on his face.