CHAPTER SIXTY ONE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Tremont met the housekeeper, Mrs. Matilda doing the dishes, he had a few questions that needed to be answered, even if he dreaded what the answer would be.  The woman turned around when she realized Tremont's presence. "Is there something that I can help with?" She offered a small smile. Even though Tremont had given all the workers some days off, she wanted to ensure that everything he might need was already prepared. "I need you to explain to me exactly how you got this."Matilda stared at the small book in Tremont's hand and a crease appeared on her forehead, she had never seen Tremont wearing such a serious look. "Isn't that your mother's....I'm so...sorry" She averted as though she was afraid of offending him.   "I was cleaning up the room when I found it,  I didn't know what it was and had almost stored it with the rest of the other items, but thankfully Mi

CHAPTER SIXTY THREE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"Didn't you hear me!? He said he doesn't want to see me ever again! You told me the plan would work!" Georgina screamed, mascara ran down her cheeks, her hair was in disarray, one look at her, one would think that she was deranged. Vera stared at her daughter, she had no idea how such a perfect plan could have failed, Tremont wasn't supposed to know that the will was faked, he was meant to believe that his mother's wish was for him to marry Georgina, Vera couldn't worry about that for now, seeing the current state of her daughter. "First, you have to calm dow..." Vera started when the next shattering of glass echoed the air."He wants nothing to do with me! He said we will be strangers, how can I calm down!? Why must he treat me so cruelly?" Georgina screamed even more agitated. "What's going on here!" Mr. Stanford bellowed from the doorway. He stared at Georgina for a moment then at

CHAPTER SIXTY FIVE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Tremont turned around, the first glimpse at the man, he recognized him. All Tremont could remember was how the man had been too close to Aurora at the last charity function and how he had also driven Aurora. It didn't go past Tremont's notice how the man's attention seemed to be focused on Aurora, and was it just him, or did she seem afraid? He could feel his protective instinct swell up as he stepped forward. "Thanks for your concern..." He spoke, realizing that he had forgotten the man's name but he couldn't be concerned about that. George didn't seem to detect the hostility in  Tremont's expression, he was staring at Aurora, she looked even more beautiful than the last time he had seen her, all he could do was regret the mistake that separated them. And now, he wanted her back. Meeting her today had not been a coincidence, he had been stalking her silently for quite some time, waiting for the op

CHAPTER SIXTY SEVEN~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Tremont received the call in the morning, the investigator he had hired had just called. Tremont's brows were drawn together, the man said he had discovered something huge that inquired Tremont's presence. Tremont stepped into the diner, it was quite early in the morning, so there were no customers present, it didn't take him long to locate Daniel. "What did you find out that you were about to tell me?" He spoke after exchanging a nod of greetings with the investigator. "He will give answers to all your questions." Daniel pointed and for the first time since he walked in, Tremont realized another man's presence. The man who was laying carelessly on one of the empty tables was haggard-looking, a half-drunk bottle of alcohol swung in his hands. Tremont stared at Daniel in confusion, he could recall that he had seen the man a few times in the Stanford residence,

CHAPTER SIXTY NINE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"I'm helpless and can't find him, I just don't know what to do!" Aurora watched Tina's distraught features. Tina had been released from prison two weeks ago but she was looking more miserable than ever. Tina had returned to the orphanage on the first day of her release from jail, only to find out that little Sam as she used to call him had gone missing. The management and police had assured her that they were doing their best to find him."I was supposed to care for him!" Tina wiped her eyes, staring at Aurora who wore a sympathetic look.  Samuel was by no means biologically related to Tina, but she had bonded with the boy from the first moment he had been brought to the orphanage three years ago. "We are going to find him, Ian also promised to help with his connections..." "Oh no no." Tina spoke in a rush and Aurora's brow rose in surprise. "I mean, he's already done so