Twinkle (Never Lose Those Magical Moments 🤍)

Chapter 51

The next morning, Becky woke up late and immediately noticed Rhea wasn't in the room. As she rubbed her eyes, the events from the night before came rushing back to her mind. Quickly, she searched for her tablet but couldn't find it. Growing anxious, she went to look for Rhea and found her in Sierra's room, trying to unlock the tablet with Sierra's help.

Becky rushed over and saw the tablet in Rhea's tiny hands.

"Becky, I need it!" Rhea said, pointing towards the tablet.

"No, Rhea," Becky responded firmly, trying to take it away.

"I need it now!" Rhea demanded, attempting to pull the tablet back from Becky. In a moment of frustration, Becky smacked Rhea's hand. Rhea started crying, and Sierra stood there, shocked at Becky's sudden outburst.

Hearing Rhea's cries, Freen rushed in to check on her.

"Cutie pie, what happened?" Freen asked, walking towards Rhea while glancing at both Becky and Sierra.

"Green!" Rhea cried, running into Freen's arms for comfort.

"What happened, Becky?" Freen asked, her eyes filled with concern.

"Nothing. She's been so naughty lately," Becky replied, still upset, and stormed out of the room.

Freen comforted Rhea, wiping her tears. "Shall we go out, cutie pie?" she asked gently.

Rhea continued to cry, but Freen tried to soothe her. "How about we get some ice cream?" Freen said softly, hoping to lift her spirits. Rhea sniffled, slowly stopping her tears and looking up at Freen.

Freen turned to Sierra. "Take care of Becky," she said before taking Rhea out for some time together.

Sierra knocked on Becky's door. After two knocks, Becky opened it, looking visibly distraught.

"What's going on, Becky?" Sierra asked, stepping inside and sitting beside her.

"Nothing," Becky muttered, rubbing her temples as if trying to calm the storm of thoughts in her head.

"Becky, you know you can tell me anything. What's really bothering you?" Sierra's voice was gentle.

Finally, Becky spoke. "I'm confused," she admitted, her voice shaky.

"Confused about what?" Sierra pressed softly.

Becky took a deep breath, her eyes meeting Sierra's. "Did you know me before these past six years?" Her question was direct, almost desperate.

Sierra looked at Becky, unsure of where this was going.

"Did I know Freen's sister before?" Becky asked again, her tone revealing the urgency behind her words.

Sierra listened closely as Becky's emotions spilled out. "When I woke up in the hospital, pregnant... I was terrified. I don't remember anything. Not a single memory of how I got there, what happened to me, or who was in my life. Every night, I try to remember something, anything, but there's nothing there. It's all blank," Becky's voice cracked as tears welled up in her eyes.

Sierra reached out, hugging Becky tightly, trying to comfort her.

"Becky, stop crying. Yes, I knew you before. I met you long before we crossed paths in Thailand," Sierra confessed softly.

"But how?" Becky asked, her voice trembling. "How can we know for sure? I can't live like this, not knowing the truth."

Becky then reached into her pocket and pulled out the pendrive. She showed it to Sierra, her hands shaking slightly.

"This... someone gave this to me last night. They said it would help me remember my past," Becky explained, her voice a mix of hope and fear.