Hatred

For Shaden, his life had already crumbled the moment his father was sentenced to life in prison. There wasn’t a single day he could live in peace—everyone looked at him with hatred, as if he were a repulsive insect. He had nothing, except for an old book left behind by his father, which he read every time he longed for him. But one day, the world changed. Things that were once impossible suddenly became real. And that book of his was the key to everything. Can Shaden survive the ruin and save the world? Or will he perish along with it?

Vincent Carter was an adopted and the elder son of the Carter Limited family company which was regarded as the city's most renowned company in Washington D.C. He was maltreated by his presumed mother Alicea who tried several times to kill him so that her son Mike who was concerned as the junior could take over the company when the grandmother could give out her share. Ruled by jealousy, Alicea attempted to severely poison him to death and even hired people to do the job, yet it all failed until the day she got the opportunity to kick him off from the family home. With agony and exertion, he left with no way in particular to live. He starts walking as a barman in a hotel until he meets a bigger misery. He was set up with the daughter of a billionaire resulting in a one-night stand. The girl's family insisted they get married to protect their reputation and again Vincent's life became worse. Celeste Brooks the first daughter of Edward Brooks was drugged by her cousin all because she was their grandfather's favorite and Vicent was forced to have sex with her in order to save her life. Celeste's family was vicious, they turned Vincent into their dog and made life worse for him, even Victor Brooks, his wife's younger brother never respected him, he always treated him with contempt and never hid his hatred for him. Celeste was a modest lady; she always treated him with tenderness not minding all her family's hatred towards him. Even though they never looked like a real couple and they slept in different rooms and hardly communicated with each other, Celeste still respected him in her own way.