er's
eyes locked onto the familiar face of the news anchor
real, this could
CEO, Mr. Richard Greenwood, faces accusations of fraud and embezzlement." The announcer said,
r as a picture of my father, with his familiar warm smile
t playing tricks on me,
father?" Claire asked, her voice
felt fuzzy, it felt like the world wa
felt too ov
table and leaving my group of friends who w
a simple get-together with old friends.
chaotic mess, as I tried to call my father
ns of paparazzi waiting at the gate. The thought of the
of my car, making my way through the b
de was buzzing with eager reporters hoping to get a scoop of news,
nse of panic and fear consuming my whole b
umbling down and he w
ask, my voice t
oice barely a whisper. And her eye
h the door and the sight I met nearly knocked me off my feet as I
on his chair, a glass of whiskey clasped in his hands as he stared blankl
r self. He looked like the weig
le to keep my emotions in check
t his lips, but his eyes betray him. There was nothing left of the man who used
e? How could I have been so wrapped up in my own life tha
im into a tight embrace. The man who's alway
ng's gone. The company... the investors... my em
t like a punc
everything about hard work and
ere for you, Dad, I a
th a sense of determination. I have to find a way to he
grabbed his chest, gasping for breath. My h
y heart racing. "N
! Call
e, Dad. Plea
*
ld hallway of the hospital, the sound of
as drowning in
e calls out, breaki
ards the doctor who had just w
ize him," the doctor ex
because of stress and lack of rest. He nee
but the thought that he had not been eating properly t
my mother for the hundredth
my throat and nervousl
running from his body to machines that beep at
y tears dripping onto his palm. "Ple
*
eks fighting, begging, pleading for help. But it
d the constant harassment of the l
o can help." My father said, smiling weakl
with relief as e
"They've agreed to step i
elf. "What
voiding mine. "You will
ho he's talking about. Him. The CEO of FG. The spoiled, arrogant
to marry that narci
ve
e kidding me," I
ne of the wealthiest men in the world. If
The weight of the decisio
it." I sobbed, walk
octors and nurses rush pass me but I took deep i
voice through my hazy thought
e and doctors Scurring in
ear as panic settled i
nurses who had just r
ning to my fat
ing another attack." She said, with a pa
swirling around me as my legs gave up un
yself off, ground I rushed back to his
ne as doctors and nurses
ng me to allow the doctors to do their job. I felt helpless
ill do it. Just please don't leave me.
them fight to keep him alive.