Joshua was never sure when Victoria came up to him asking if he had forgiven her and she looked like a wet puppy seeking attention this was the one thing he felt he should do and he had done over a long time ago without grudges. Victoria was not looking too good, she looked like an antique doll to him. After all her eyes were on him and he wasn't the type to sashay himself to the media border to get what he wanted he was real. "Can you move out of the way a bit, Victoria?" She quickly rushed. "It wasn't easy finding your location, Joshua, I had to rush down to your office and I got some help as to where you are. I didn't show up to tell you that I'm sorry knowing that it's hard for you to forgive. This is my price, since you get to see first hand for yourself you will find that I'm worth being trusted." She pooped the file out of her hand. "Mr Clark had formed an alliance with the circle, not only is it the circle but with someone far more powerful and influential."

His hand wobbled to his head, his knees sinking deep into the grains of the soil of the shore and his eyes red with sharp hot tears burning down his cheeks. Monster! Yes, he knew it and he was just waiting for the perfect time to hear the truth Joshua felt nothing he had lived his life as a sheep unknown to him he was just trying so hard to deny the fact that he felt every second like that. A monster. His eyes were forced to look ahead of him the pain of him realizing that his misconception caused it all, his heart hurt when he was able to save them he dared Victoria instead. "At times we have to live our lives regretting the choice we wished we could have made," Oliver said as he bends beside Joshua in the soil. Joshua was ashamed of Oliver seeing him in his most difficult time crying like a baby and breaking down, but reasonable Oliver didn't say anything instead all did was but gaze at him. "You shouldn't worry, I saw and heard everything it's not like

Before he can press a call button for the elevator the door slides open revealing a whole he can only assume was a lady aggravated from her endeavours. Aunt Miriam stormed out. Joshua gave a sharp nod then held it for her and stepped in. "You good for nothing!" Aunt Miriam's hand sweeps Derek's face. "Are you that weak? You could have taken your chances and killed him!" She said in a mean voice as she dropped her bag on the glassware. "Mother! That isn't right, Joshua is not some animal to be dragged." Derek replied using the same mean tune as his mother. "Then are you? I thought from the onset, I will set a very good foundation for my boy. Derek will be great. Where has that part of you gone? Tell me now." Derek gazes at her mother, he takes in a long deep breath and then shakes his head. "What are you talking about?" Derek asked. Aunt Miriam's leg stomped the feet, her hand snapping. She moves randomly; it was like her body was caught on fire. Like a deer

"It's so unbelievable how you upgraded to meet first class, I thought out of the fear in you that you might meet someone you know you would have taken a regular flight with." Joshua still looked at her, he wasn't sure of what to say, should he reply to her or keep his tongue coated inside his mouth while he gave her a hard stare. Pamela stuttered her hand digging into the seat rim and supporting herself that time Joshua to give her space to get down. "I don't expect to see you here, what is with you? Are you also here to scout me? Hudson sent you, did he not?" "No one sent me. If you're not going to give me a chance to pass and take my seat, I will have to ring the attendants." Joshua parts his lips like he was going to laugh but nothing comes out. "This is the most speechless I have ever seen you." She says sliding her pack into the seat beside her. "I-" He closes his eyes. " What are you doing here?" He asked again. "Ladies and gentlemen on behalf of t

Pamela walked the entry street by the woods, she sighs as her eyes catch the bus stop not far from where she stood, her hand to her knees and her forehead dripping with sweat. She doesn't know whether to say summer in Vancouver was far better but here her whole body is soaked up. "Thank heaven there is a bus stop right there." She dug her hand into her pocket and pulled out the hole from her pocket. Her head shook, she had no single glimpse of what Joshua's intentions were when he asked her to deliver the letter and what was inside the letter might bother her to try to figure out more but she dug it deeper inside her coat. "I shouldn't look beside it's not intended for me." She shakes her head and drops her hand from her pocket. Her superficial attempt to hold everything under her baby was a kind that feels so hefty. She finds herself fitted on the bench, beside her stood men who were dressed heftily, their voices the dark chrome of their dressing. Pamela blinked up wit