nd, tech billionaire Gilbert Davis. He was finally CEO of his fam
him, but from the breaking news alerts: Gilbert was engaged to
rific than the last. Hayden was my half-sister. Our three-year marriage was a forged document, a cruel pla
pital under the pretense of care, only to reveal his true pla
d, I recorded a conversation that turned my grief into rage. They ha
ld discard. They were about to find
pte
the plane, a cool breeze
was
ous architecture fellowship, she had returned t
custom-designed ring, a perfect match to the simple band o
everyone' s lips. The man who had recently been name
husb
no one kne
is request. He said his position was unstable, that a public relationship
loved him enough to
ope to give him the space he needed. She poured all her love and support into him, belie
He was the CEO. T
m where she' d just started her new job. A colleague,
ieve the news! The bigge
on the surprise she had planne
t Davis! The G
. She thought, for a wild seco
r named Hayden Torres! He' s completely smitten. They say she' s
eft Alexi
ld went
read spreading from her
name. An up-and-coming infl
alled her. His voice was warm, ful
ing you home soon. Just waitin
d pro
r a future. A publ
ything about him, his favorite foods, his allergies, the way he liked his coffee. She knew the night
iven up every
was with s
to get the scoop on this. It must be the headline of the
fter her, her min
Davis filled the space. His handsome face, the one she had kissed goo
new CEO of Davis Corp..." he
woman. He was looking down at her with an expression of pur
, was smiling, her face
used to be so cold and distant. Now he' s like a different person. A source told me he was insanely je
year
apartment, soaking wet from
d kissed her fo
ife together had
hard she had to grip the edge
t her. It was
sudden burst of love. He had come to her
ooked shockin
kay? You look pale,
the words out. "No... I' m fin
threatened to e
t kno
ter than anyone.
ting at her. "Smith, you' re on this. I want a ful
ment was a
asped. "Wait, pull up a clea
to a high-resolut
ered. "Doesn' t she l
the room t
e screen, on the woman who had
ck to that rainy ni
artbroken. He had stared at her, his eyes unfo
he had whispered,
a long-held crus
rtment. It was her first kiss, and it was mess
smirk on his fac
face burning. "Mr. Davis,
, deeper this time. She had melted. The cold, untoucha
e. She thought it was the
switched on the bedside lamp,
name, his voice t
ayd
d misheard. Or that he was jus
down on her with the
her. He had been looking a
she had cherished, the entire thr
replacement for
a hand over her mouth and ran from the c
her body convulsing with the
n her pocket. A me
my love. I have a
ue had pulled up on her phone before she
of esteemed politicia
son T
logical
doned her and her mo
ther daughter w
es was her
apsed onto the cold tile floor,