Rolling in love

By Elly S. Amora

When Larissa wakes up in hospital, her dream of a perfect life is suddenly shattered. In this dark hour, she needs her boyfriend Steve more than ever. But he seems to have just disappeared without a trace. Reluctantly, she begins rehabilitation and wonders where her journey will take her from here.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookRix
• Release date: May 13, 2022
• ISBN: 9783755413684

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Chapter 1

Larissa was smiling as she walked out of work and went to the parking lot. After opening the driver’s door of her car, she got into it. The payments for my apartment are close to being paid off, and tonight I'll tell Steve about my upcoming promotion, she thought as she started the car. Everything was going smoothly. Aside from being the star of the office, she clearly had the best and most handsome boyfriend a woman could dream of. Yet still, it felt like something wasn’t adding up, but she couldn’t guess what it was.

Larissa, stop fooling around! There was no time to doubt. She was doing things right, and that’s why things were going well in her life. She drove out of the parking. The empty streets were easy to navigate. Steadily driving out of the industrial area of ​​the city, she headed for the residential building.

The apartment of her dreams was in a building in the suburb. It was located on top of a hill and Larissa loved its view across the whole city. While driving up there, her cell phone rang. She put it on the loudspeaker and sweetly answered, Hello, love, how are you?

On the other side of the line, a murmur was heard, and then Steve answered: Larissa darling, are you on your way?

She looked out the window, and then at her watch before replying, Yes, I’ll be there in a few minutes!

A prolonged silence was heard, and she, taking her eyes off the road for a second, looked at the light on the phone to check if the call was still on. Then she glanced in front of her, but the only thing she could see was glaring light approaching her at full speed.

She knew she was in the right lane. Fear made her react, and she blew the horn just before giving the steering wheel a violent shake. Yet at the last second, as if the driver of the other car realized that he was on the opposite path, he also turned his wheel.

They both turned to the same side. Larissa held her breath. There was nothing she could do. She was lost, and the headlights of that car were coming at her at full speed. When the car collided with the side of her car, her head jerked back and, hitting her windshield, cracked it.

This blow