Top Secret ✔

Epilogue

Last official chapter of TS! (:

Oh, and it's my birthday today! \o/ \o/ Since I am turning 15 this year, here's a little parody of Taylor's song, Fifteen.

^^^

Cause when you're fifteen and,

You have to sit for PT3, (the name of my major exam)

It's gonna be stressful.

Cause when you're fifteen,

Taylor has gotten her first kiss,

And you're still single.

I found time had made me strong, made me brave,

And I just might finally manage to succeed,

Fifteen.

^^^

I'm a Swiftie by the way... (:

Epilogue

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"One look and everything just froze." - Must Be Love by Christina Grimmie.

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Three years later.

      I was back to where it had all started.

Being away for 3 years in a different environment had done me well, I would think, as I looked at my reflection in the mirror.

My brown hair had grown longer, reaching my waist now. My face was more sharp and my cheekbones were more defined, after losing whatever baby fat there was on my face.

I smiled when I thought about Liz and Jim's wedding I was about to attend tomorrow. That was one of the reasons that I was back, besides the fact that my course had finished and I had graduated top of the class.

I was asked to be the bridesmaid, of course, and when I asked whether I had any nieces or nephews on the way, Liz had simply gave me a mischievous grin and a shrug on the shoulders. If it was true, Liz couldn't tell anyone besides her soon-to-be-husband.

The Chinese had this belief that if you told people that you were pregnant before 3 months of your pregnancy, your baby would be offended by your actions which increases the chances of a miscarriage.

Whether you believed it or not, it was better to opt for the safer route than to burden yourself with more problems.

So, I had a feeling that a wailing baby would be added to the family very soon.

And of course, I was the photographer for the wedding, something I had straight away jumped into. I mean, it was either that or I had to actually greet every single guest with a grin plastered onto my face the whole day, so it wasn't exactly a tough decision.

I was pretty sure that if mum could see me right now, she would be pretty damn proud.

I hadn't forgotten the game of fate I was playing with Colton, of course. From the very day Colton and I had played that very game, it had been 3 years, 3 months, 27 days, 15 seconds, and counting.

Throughout those days, I had not once seen Colton. I wasn't about to let myself think of negative thoughts, and had still remained optimistic about our non-existent relationship.

But of course, I had seen Colton in the papers and in magazines. It was hard not to, since he was this hot-shot singer and all.

Unsurprisingly, he suddenly disappeared after riding out the fame of his last album - which of course, no one else knew that it was his last - and left his fans feeling absolutely confused. A lot of people tried to find him, but to no avail.