"Let us first address the murder charge. The prosecution contends that Mr. Alex harboured motives to harm Mr. Robert, but where is the concrete evidence linking him directly to the crime? Motives alone do not equate to guilt. Mr Cade also brought forth a witness, the man who broke into his home and whom he claims was the murderer of Mr Roberts, but have we forgotten that people lie?" He paused for dramatic effect. "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, also remember that this man has been in police custody after he was caught trespassing. What if they had paid him to lie or promised him a reduced sentence so he could slander my client? The man has no proof that he was hired by Alex. And concerning the kidnapping, I do admit that it looks bad on my client but as you can see, the family is in the midst of a feud. He was accused of heinous crimes and had all his assets frozen, he thought of taking Mr Cade’s lover just so he could get money. He had no intention to harm her, they both plann

In the week that the legal drama surrounding Cade was won, Cade decided to reach out to the president and apologize for what happened with Raegan. Cade recognized how much the gravity of strained relations with the president was, and thought it was wise to take matters into his own hands. He had not seen the president since he and Macaulay saved Raegan from Alex and his accomplices. It was not that Cade did not want to see or speak with the president or that he was afraid or had grudges against him because of the threat the president gave to him, Cade just thought it would be wise to meet him in person, when he was not busy with the legal arrangements of suing Alex and his mother to court. The president's relationship with him before the abduction of his daughter was smooth, and Cade did not want that to get ruined because of Alex. So he went, filled with a genuine desire for reconciliation and a newfound determination, seeking an audience with the president. He planned to take his re

Two years into their marriage, they found themselves on the brink of a new chapter; a chapter that would bring both joy to them – the birth of their child, Noah. Their son, Noah, was a manifestation of their love, a tiny reflection of their union. From the moment he entered their lives, their world transformed into a realm of baby giggles, sleepless nights, and boundless affection. Cade and Raegan revelled in the simple joys of parenthood, watching their son grow, learn, and discover the world around him. The first three years were a series of milestone celebrations for the family—Noah's first tooth, first steps, and the bittersweet moments of letting go as he headed off to preschool. Raegan had stopped working for her family’s company after Noah was born in order to spend more time taking care of him while he was still an infant. And now that he was being enrolled in preschool, decided to start working again. She wanted to be busy while he was away in school though she no longer wish

It took almost three weeks for Davina to get close to Noah because he wasn’t really a social kid. He preferred to keep to himself and was more interested in solving jigsaw puzzles than talking to other kids in his school. But Davina was a bubbly kid, easygoing and easy to talk to. And she had the determination in her mind that she was helping her daddy on a super secret mission so it wasn’t hard for her to become his friend. Then she told her daddy that she had done the mission and asked when she could get her new toys. “Being his friend is just part one of the plan.” Grey said to her as he personally prepared her lunchbox while she ate breakfast. “When you go to school today, give him this special lunch I made for him okay? Yours is in the pink pack and his own is brown, you said that’s his favourite colour right?” “Yes daddy.” “Good girl. Make sure no one else eats his special lunch, okay? And when you come back today, I’ll take you to buy all the toys you want.” He said and she

The aftermath of the car accident had left Cade battered, bruised and unconscious. He looked peaceful even with the bruises that were plastered on his body, as he slept in oblivion. Day after day, Raegan sat beside him, hoping and praying that he would wake up again.As two weeks passed, Cade gradually emerged from the cocoon of unconsciousness, opening his eyes and taking note of a presence beside him — Raegan. Soon enough, he was fully conscious and widely awake. His bruises however, still needed more time to heal. On the day that Cade was to be discharged, the attending physician, a bearer of news both heavy and irrevocable, entered the room where Cade and Raegan were. "How are you doing, Mr Milton?" The doctor smiled at Cade. "Getting better," Cade smiled back at him. "That, I can see. And you, Mrs Milton?" "My husband is alive so I am well, doc," Raegan nodded at the doctor. The doctor, Mr Wills, was a tall, lanky man. He had a smile plastered to his face, that only made way