LOGINSAMUEL“Sir, your flight has been booked, you leave tonight at seven.” My PA reported, when I talk told I could resume travel I was the happiest. Mostly because I missed my girlfriend so much. The distance had been killing me. I asked my PA to get me on the next flight to London; I wanted to surpris
Two Months LaterLUKEMy phone vibrated on the table indicating and incoming call. I flipped it over and checked. It was one of my men, they had been gone for two months now looking for the guardian and the boy. It was the first time making contact since they had been gone. I got a little excited, m
OLIVIAIt could only be Luke, only my dad would be thinking of such a thing at such a crucial time. We needed to come up with solutions to our problems but the only one he ever had was eliminating people. Sometimes I questioned if he were my real dad. If Nick didn’t do a DNA test, I would still be q
OLIVIAI was sitting in the patio but a book in hand, which I was not reading but having it next to me made me fool myself into thinking that I would eventually get to it and read it. what I was enjoying though was my glass of champagne and I particularly loved the nice breeze that kept caressing my
SAMUEL“You look so much like your dad but are you as capable as he was?” a director asked, we were in a board meeting. my first one as the CEO. “Nah, I want to know if you a son of a bitch like he was?” my dad, unfortunately, left this world early. I never got to know who he was as a man. I knew hi
LUKE“You are supposed to be fucking professionals, the ones who can pull a rabbit out of a hat and make this happen. What the fuck happened this time!” The morons had the audacity to come back telling me the guardian got away with the kid. If they were going to be that sloppy then I might as have s
MARCUSI thought we were going to the hospital to see my daughter, but Nick led me to the psych ward where Sandra was. I didn’t know what he hoped to achieve by doing that, I didn’t think seeing her was going to change anything. Yes, I have not made the decision on what I was going to do with her. s
MARCUSI thought the pain of my wife leaving me was the worst I would ever feel, but I was wrong. The real pain came from losing all of them at once, my wife, my son, and now my daughter. Even the one person who truly understood what I was going through was leaving. I was going to be left alone in m
NICKI thought I knew what joy and happiness were, but then I heard my son defend me. He stood in front of me, protective and determined, insisting that I shouldn’t be sent away. A warmth spread through my chest, filling me in ways I’d never experienced before, making me feel more alive than I ever
OLIVIAMy dad called this morning to inform me that the doctors had approved the baby for travel. I was relieved that everything had gone well, until he mentioned that Nick would be returning with him. The news didn’t sit well with me, but then he explained that Nick wasn’t coming for me; he was com







