The wedding bells didn't ring as it was supposed to.At exactly twelve minutes after noon, Caspian Titan stood beneath a beautiful arch of white roses, with his one year old son sleeping quietly against his chest. His eyes remained fixed on the empty entrance, the place his bride, Graycie should have appeared at any moment.But she never returned from work as she promised.The three hundred guests who had been chatting excitedly were now sitting in awkward silence. The orchestra had fallen quiet, leaving the room unusually silent. Even the priest seemed unsure of what to do. He adjusted his glasses, glanced at the time again, then finally lowered his gaze.Everyone was waiting for someone to explain what was happening.But Caspian couldn’t. She was supposed to close her massage parlor for their special day, despite his pleas, she didn't. She had promised to return early only to stay till now and she was nowhere in sight. He had called Graycie thirty-seven times already.At first,

Caspian pulled out his phone in rage, angrily typing Graycie’s name. Her number showed and he tapped on it. It rang. “Come on, pick the call!” He growled angrily. It rang and rang, no one picked. He turned back, driving his fingers into his air in frustration when he recalled what Atlas had said. About to call him to tell of the calamity he was in, he caught sight of a couple. With the woman looking so familiar. His heart ceased a bit. He looked deeper. It was Graycie. For a brief moment, Caspian forgot everything. The guards disappeared from his mind. Even the thought of calling Atlas to tell him that he had arrived. For one second, he simply stood there, staring at the woman he had called his wife. She was laughing, curled up in the arms of the tall, gorgeous man, looking so much like a doctor. The doctor she'd talked of. Then a black Ferrari drove by stopping at the entrance of the block, the car opened. She stretched up towards the man's cheek and gave him a kiss. “Hey

Prior to his past. What happened to his parents. The very reason he'd been mandated to do this. The type of disciplinarian his grandpa was. Merely receiving this request from his granddad, he knew what it was about. When his dad took control over Titan and within one year lavished the resources that the group of hospitals was close to bankruptcy, he knew his chances of inheriting this billion-dollar asset would be tough. He was a young boy then, but he just knew. His grandfather, Sir. Titan was a no-nonsense man. Never joked with his companies and was ready to cut off family to uphold his companies. And that's exactly what he did, cutting off his dad and mom. As if the exile wasn't enough, they ganged up to vote his grandfather out of the company so they could inherit fast and continue with their luxury lifestyle but Sir. Titan disowned his son. His wife, who was his mom seeing things turn up unexpectedly, divorced his dad a few months later, upon him being unable to keep up w

Atlas's jaw tightened."Do you know who he is?""This is a police investigation, so you better stay out of this." The officer warned and Atlas was going to pull out his phone and call the Police chief when Caspian pressed his hand down. “I can't let you go with them, you're way above that.” “Way above the law or he's just being a coward?” Graycie played her stunt. “You're still talking?” Atlas was heading towards her but Caspian dashed him a cold stare."Don't."Atlas frowned. "Sir?""Don't make this worse." He said coldly. But Atlas wasn't buying this. He quickly stepped outside. “Who are you going to call? There's no need.” Graycie was already being led away. She turned her head toward Caspian.For the first time since their wedding disaster, she looked uncertain.Orion noticed it.Then he leaned closer to her as the officers moved them toward the elevators."Don't say anything."Caspian caught the whisper. His eyes narrowed. Orion looked back at him. There was something in th