ou know that sh

office, one arm folded tightly across

ime of the night, what if something had happened to h

ng to catch a break from the blam

ious about leaving. I expected that

eave? Your security informed you about her leaving but you still gave no wo

words came out in anger. He became agg

hat I shouldn't care abou

. He became frightened and confused because

ou initially married this woman just to cause her pain." He held both his han

't how it was supposed to be. He had sworn to break her,

is legal wife. Him not having an idea abo

raising questions? Mrs. Collins hasn't stopped asking of her and all I could say to her was that s

out what happened that night. If this gets out of hand and the media

corner of his lips. "For a moment I thought you had fallen head o

y family. What's the fun in that if I don't get her to stay close to me? That's why I married her, and now

ly decided I won't be a slave to it anymore, I made the choice to marry his daughter

desk. He reached for it, but the scre

'll be at yo

. His brows shot up. "Isn't that Sylvia? W

er the screen. "She's been... staying

. Not in your matrimonial home. If you must see her, get her an apartment som

one to speak sense when everyone else kept quiet. Asides handling his contract

Sylvia is," he muttered. "Stubborn as hell. She's never accepted my marr

is chair. "Then you need to set boun

idn't open it. Instead, his thoughts drifted to his grandmother's words from the call ear

Heira. Even though she hasn't gotten to meet her, she speaks of her

the woman he married. After all, she had been on his cas

r and found Sylvia in his house instead of the wife she'd bee

appen. Granny Mae had been the only family left for him

the desk. "I need to find her," he mumbled,

panic rose in him. If he didn't know where Heira was, how could he as

ated to her. Finding her was definitely not going to

hing him mumble from across the office, "I need you

tation. He's best at digging out information, and

he hoped Heira was safe. He hated to admit that he cared but he could feel it. Most importa