All Chapters of My Prince Falcon: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Hanna ’s Pov It was my wedding day. There was no longer any way to escape. If I didn't marry Rafiq Al-Madini, as my grandfather wanted, I would put the lives of the people I loved most at risk. I tried in every way to avoid this moment, but I failed. As the women of the house adorned me like I was a queen, my heart was completely broken. I should be happy. It was surrounded by luxury and attention. She would be a very powerful woman in Mudab, everything I ever dreamed of. But fate had outwitted me by making me feel the greatest love in the world. Unfortunately my future husband was not the one I would spend my life dedicating my most intimate dreams to.Fear was the only thing I could feel at that moment. Afraid of never feeling the touch of the love of my life again. You know that numb feeling in your body, which paralyzes all your movements to the point where you can't breathe? I so wished for Caled to get me out of that

Caled 's POV   If I could sum up my life in the United States, I would say that it has always been a true amusement park. At least until today. Since leaving Mudab to study in New York, I have been able to enjoy the advantages of being a millionaire on American soil. I have a life of luxury with parties, travel, drinks and all the comforts I need. I always had the women I wanted. I often went out with more than one on the same night. He had the reputation of being the Sheik of Manhattan and that's why he had a free pass anywhere. I work in investments and have a financial services company, Hussain Co . We offer investment management and advisory services, as well as financial planning and portfolio management for individual and institutional investors. Because of my influence in the financial market, many call me the Investment Falcon. My precise and attentive eye for business has made me a true market leader. I am often labeled

Caled’s POV   I knew it wouldn't be easy to tell Hanna that her life was on the line. Samir didn't want to tell her about the wedding, but I didn't agree with lying to her. It was easier to keep me in the dark, just protecting her from afar. He didn't need to lie or hide things from her. I've always been a man who believes in the truth above all else, even if it hurts. Lying is a lot of work because you have to constantly create other lies to keep the first one. I wouldn't do that to Hanna. He would always be as honest with her as possible. When he asked me what I was doing at the club, I said the first thing that came to my mind, because Samir had already asked me to tell the truth himself. But I immediately regretted it and wanted to tell him everything, except that Samir arrived on time and stopped me from saying what I wanted. Now, faced with her difficulty in disclosing about the arranged marriage,

Caled's  POV   After Hanna's father left, I made a point of putting the brothers at ease. I went to the office to tell my grandfather that his friend's son was on his way back to Mudab . If Allah allowed, he would arrive in time to talk to his father and ask for his forgiveness. Samir had confessed to me that he was distressed by everything that was happening and that he had never returned to his hometown to see his family. Now that his father had been attacked, he only prayed that he would have time to receive his forgiveness. After I was informed by the captain that they were on their way to Mudab , I went upstairs to let Hanna know that her father was fine. I found the bedroom door open and heard her and her brother talking. I had already made up my mind to go back another time when I heard Hanna ask about her guitar. Said informed her that they had destroyed the instrument and she was revolted. That made me feel very ba

When Hanna came down the stairs I went crazy. I had seen her costume countless times at shows, but never this close. But what made my whole body shiver was when I saw her holding the guitar. She also wore the gold bracelet. I was afraid she wouldn't like it. Hanna is not the type of woman who is interested in riches and jewelry and it is precisely this simplicity that attracts me. She approached me and gave me a kiss on the cheek. I didn't expect that and, for the first time, I didn't know how to act. “Thank you so much for the gifts. I loved it” she said with a beautiful smile on her face. “It wasn’t fair what they did to your belongings” “But I didn't need to buy a laptop, I still have mine”  she made a face and I thought it was the sweetest thing in the world. “Your brother told me that it broke down a few times, so I thought you'd better have one with more features. I'm glad you liked the bracelet,” I said, holding her wrist and carefully adj