“Oh, Sophie! That’s amazing news!” Sophie shook her head, feeling a lump form in her throat. “I don’t know, Ariel. I’m just not sure how I feel about it. I’m scared, and I don’t know if I’m ready to be a mom.” Ariel nodded understandingly and reached out to take Sophie’s hand. “It’s normal t
Ariel and Chase had finally thought they were over the drama and that everything was going smoothly. They had weathered the storm and were now enjoying a period of calm. But little did they know, a new storm was brewing on the horizon. Caleb, who had been given a small share of the company, had sta
Ariel tried to intervene, but Chase pushed her away. “I can handle this,” he said, his voice cold and distant. But deep down, Chase was scared. He was scared that he was losing everything he had worked for, and he didn’t know how to stop it. And then, one night, as he was pouring over some docum
Sophia sat down on the couch, still crying, and Ariel handed her a box of tissues. Chase got up and sat down next to Sophia, putting a hand on her shoulder. “Hey, what’s going on?” he asked gently. “You can tell us.” Sophia took a deep breath and tried to calm down. “It’s just…Caleb,” she said,
Chase was driving to the Coles mansion, lost in thought, when he noticed Caleb’s car going in the opposite direction. His curiosity was piqued, and he decided to follow him, wondering what Caleb was up to next. As he tailed Caleb’s car, Chase’s mind raced with questions. Who was Caleb meeting with
Chase did not know what to say to Monica, and he felt bad to see that Monica was happy to see him, but he wasn’t. Chase then cleared his throat, and his face became firm and serious. As he was about to speak, Monica interrupted him by asking, “How is Austin? Does he miss me? I missed him so much
As soon as Caleb left the visit with Victor, he got into his car and settled into the driver’s seat, lost in thought. Suddenly, a voice from the backseat startled him, making him jump in his seat. “Caleb, we need to talk.” It was Chase, his brother, and he sounded enraged. Caleb’s heart raced as h
As the morning light crept into the warehouse, Chase and Caleb were still locked in a tense standoff. Chase had tied Caleb down to a chair, his mouth covered with duct tape, and his eyes blazing with anger. “You’re a traitor, Caleb,” Chase spat, his voice venomous. “You’re the one who brought me do