wedding because it was hidden under a veil, he was filled with anger and loathing towards her as he loo

the truth but his feet were rooted to the spot and he could not get them to function. He did not even know he

hat? It was two lives that had been ruined just now just because of that woman's

Brooks. She was besides herse

oman by the way?' she asked shaking her head as if to clear it of the cobwebs that had gathered there. 'Oh,

ured on camera when the press eventually got there. She hated scandals. So she whispered something to her parents who looked long and hard a

he walked out of the church, he slumped in a chair. He had worked hard to get this wedding fi

deal with this? But

ome men who w

', the le

iately or at least stop her?' he asked angrily. He knew it was a transfer of aggression but he just

oss', the man said. 'We di

oing to the ends of the earth to look for her do it. But you must

ing her to yo

thought. She must not know you are unto her. Then come back and report

elt like smacking his lips in jubilation of his brother's obvious misery. He wondered who the mystery woman was and also wanted to find her but whoever she was, he thanked her from the bottom of his heart. He wished he could find out who she was and thank her personally. But t

ays knew where they stood with me. They always had an un

p mum, looked at him

her step son. But what she could not understand was why someone would want to do something as hideous as this. What had motivated the woman behind the veil to do this? Had she been paid? Did Ja

was the one more likely to hurt people because he was spoilt - had been by

d. His father must have had the same question nagging in his mind for he nodded vigorously, feel

happened in a hurry and he was still shocked at the turn of events but he

id, his voice hoarse. Clearing his voice, he continued, 'and before you ask, I had not

this out of a personal vendetta, most proba

be sure why she did it and now, I seriously don't care. All I can promi

ready has - got away with it, I mean', she said, touching his cheek sympathe

behind them, My men are combing the town and