m of every details regarding the family’s business. He was not sure if old age made his father forget that he had his own business to run or if he simply chose to deliberately ignore tha

man had not so subtly hinted at a marriage pr

your decision abo

ed confusion, of only to push b

“You are not dumb. I believe you kno

began with a sigh,

e. It’s time you got serious Reynolds. And th

about this bef

ousness about finding a partner will leave you old and wishing things had turned out different. It is good what you have done fo

vely searched for a wife. Not until he realized how fast his years had passed him by. He had had a late marriage which he claims to have many regrets about. If he

Until I see you serious about some

o qualms about. Yo

down the drain all because you choose to be irresponsible?” Gerald turned his wheel chair back to his son to mov

he name Bennet was attached to him, things had started going well. But now, he had made a name for himself and no longer needed his father’

ike that. He would take care of it, accept the marriage; just until he found someone suitable enough from th

f, a plan already f

ht. I

irits. And for that alone, Reynolds felt a lit

it might have not been his cup of tea. But with recent developments, he had to pay more attention to details. Besi

o the house. Just like a princess, she did everything so carefully. He could not help but wonder if she was also against their marriage. He was awar

in mind? He really wanted to know her thoughts on the marriage. It would help

ng union. Already his mother had begun trying

ass of wine. She stared at him over the

ings with the Martins, Reynolds stay

etime. Will Friday

him, “What do we

n aback by

before getting married don’t you think? But- I do have som

it”, sh

ention it here. F

t”, she

you up. You

don’t have to pick me up

e asked curious as to why she d

e said

e responded,

umbers before he said “I’ll l

y. She watched them drive off b