Mistaken

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Corey came running up to April and he gave her a tight hug. "Thank god that you're safe... I didn't know what I do without you in my life.." Corey says he whispers to her and rubs his fingers through her hair. "...Corey...I..."April said as she felt calm in Corey's warm embracing arms. She can feel the warmth spread throughout her body.

"I'm sorry if I worried you..." April said with guilt in her voice. "No, don't be sorry, it wasn't your fault.."Corey said as he comforted her. "Well, I'm happy to hear you say that...."April spoke with happiness and relief in the sound of her voice. As they slowly pulled away, Corey stared into April's grey eyes. Then he pulled her closer to himself as he slowly felt their lips meet each other.

April felt a little overwhelmed, but yet she felt the warmth from the kiss and his hands. As they slowly pulled away from each other, they went in again for another kiss. But this time, the kiss was a little more passionate. Then when they pulled away from a, they held each other's hand as they started walking out of the building.

After a few hours of getting back and reuniting with everyone. The news was going on about how Randy was caught and is now in jail. Janine realizes that Corey can go back home now that his name is cleared. "You can return home, back to Oregon," Janine says as she looked at Corey. "That's right, I can go back home safely.." Corey felt like he didn't want to leave. He looked at April, who was bummed out when Janine mentioned that Corey can leave.

"But for something, I don't feel like leaving...I don't think I want to..." Corey says as his grip on April's hand got a little tighter. "But you can't stay here forever, I mean don't you have a family to return to?" Janine alluded. "Well...I don't think it would matter if I did go back or not.."Corey mistrusted. "Well, what do you mean by that?" Janine asked curiously.

"Well first of all...I'm mad at my father..second of all...I can't go back knowing that the situations and circumstances will continue..." Corey listed. "Then maybe you and your family can live in London together," Janine suggested.

"What do you mean?" Corey queried. "I have an extra home that I only use for when I need some alone time...it's a very well home. It's 4 stories high, with 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, 1 living room, 1 laundry room, 1 dining room, and a study." Janine described. "Oh 2 guest rooms," Janine added. "I guess we can live there...but unfortunately, we are poor people and I don't know if they're able to move here because tickets to fly over here are expensive..." Corey explains. "How about I give your family some money? Let's say $45,000?" Janine offered. "Are you serious? They would love that!" Corey cheered with excitement.

Janine started writing a letter, as soon as she finished writing the letter, she put in a check of $45,000 and the letter into an envelope. "Address?" Janine asked. "Oh, Hudson Street DR, 2031, SE Fort Rock..."Corey told Janine as he felt happiness go through his brain. "Time to mail this.."Janine put the letter into the outbox mailbox.

April and Corey both hugged Janine like they were little kids hugging their mother. "Thank you so much!" Corey felt happy tears go down his cheeks. "You're so welcome." Janine smiled. The mailman took the envelope into the post office, luckily they got it and sent it to the shipping people. Then they shipped it all the way over to the United States, and they sent it into Oregon.

So when the envelope got delivered to Corey's family, Corey's mother was so happy when she opened up the envelope. "$45,000!?" Corey's mother cheered. "Look, Derek!" Corey's mother said to her husband. "What is it, Maria?" Derek asked as he came over to Maria.

"It's from the Noel Family, from Janine Noel. The richest family in London...and it says here that Corey is hoping for us to move over to London. And that a house is already provided for us." Maria explains as she reads the letter. "Oh wow!" Derek had a surprised look on his face. "Well, what are we waiting for?"Maria asked teasingly.