Nathan’s POVIt surprised Nathan, so he looked to Myla for an explanation. But before he said anything else, Myla shook his head, laughing. “My father is Nathaniel’s godfather.”Nathan’s mouth widened in shock. This made a lot of sense. With the way the man touched and spoke to him like Nathaniel was his son. He was confident that the man had spoiled Nathaniel when he was younger. It showed in their brief interaction, even though this was the first time he was meeting the man.Myla cleared his throat, interrupting Nathan’s thoughts. He sighed and turned to Myla. He was in the guy’s office for a reason.“ You’re here…why?” Myla asked, a frown etched on his face.Nathan sighed, “ Rivers Estates is suing Hayes Holdings. Apparently, Samuel gave them a verbal agreement that was recorded and they are suing for breech if contract..” he explained.Myla blinked before he huffed angrily. He knew that Myla didn’t involve himself in anything that involved the running of the company, but now, the

Nathan’s POV “You’ve got to be fucking kidding me!” He cursed, glancing at Jane, who had come up behind him in horror.She groaned and shook her head, grumbling under her breath as she bent down to pick up the garments off the floor. She acted like she was used to seeing this sights.Nathan watched in amazement, wondering what the hell had happened in the room. There was no possibility the room hadn’t been cleaned that morning, given that he had entered it only a few hours before.He gazed at Nate, who was holding a pair of black sneakers and looking at his feet. “ Why does it look like a volcano erupted in your room?!” He asked in bewilderment.Nate gazed up at him and boy his lower lip before lowering his head and staring at his feet.Nathan felt like shaking the kid until he opened his mouth to speak. He wanted to scold the boy, but Jane gave him a look that indicated she understood what was going on. He huffed angrily and closed his eyes, attempting to contain himself.The only

Nathan's POVThe door chimed, causing him to turn around. Saved by the bell, Nathan thought as He watched Stephen stroll inside the restaurant and waved to the man. When Stephen looked around the restaurant in search of him, and saw him, he approached the table."A beautiful afternoon to you, sir." Stephen greeted him, taking one of the two empty seats. The man wiggled his eyebrows at Nate who muttered a greeting to him.Nathan nodded. “Same. I just ordered, and the meal should be ready in a few minutes. I hope you enjoy cheeseburgers,” he muttered. He had ordered the same food for Stephen, having eaten lunch with him once.If Stephen didn't like it, then he would package it for home.Stephen smiled and shrugged. “I’m good with anything you order. How’s work?” he asked.Nathan sighed. He disliked talking about work at the table, but it was what they were there to discuss. It was hard getting a schedule to suit Stephen or even meeting the man when he was free.So instead of waiting fo

Scott’s POVMyla had been correct. At the present, starting a small chain business, such as a retail store, would only deplete their resources and provide them with long-term profits, that is if Hayes Holdings could manage the business effectively.If Hayes Holdings wanted to make a quick profit, starting a gym business across the country was the best option. Their name and reputation would sure boost their membership rate and bring in more profit.He quickly dressed up in a polo and shorts because he had no other plans for the day. He planned to spend the remainder of the day at home, hoping that Nathan and Nate would return before dinner.He knew Nathan had taken Nate out to lunch to spend time with the youngster, as it had been a long time since Nathan had had the opportunity to have fun himself.With project 100 and other ventures on the way, Nathan had little time to take care of himself. Lately, Myla’s father; their godfather, had come back to the state and he trusted the man to

Scott's POVScott had not anticipated hearing what Nate had just said. He groaned, losing all desire to reprimand Nate. He turned to face his brother, who had a guilty expression on his face.The boy was alone even though he was living in the house with them. That was something they had not considered. Nate recently lost his father, who had been there his entire life. He also lost his mother when he was very little. Scott was well familiar with the pain of losing a lost one as he had lost both father and mother too. He was experienced with loss, but he dealt with it in a different, unhealthy way: he shut off the entire world. Nate was still a child, and he was dealing with sadness in the only manner he knew how: seeking attention from those who should be caring for him, even if it meant having a terrible attitude.Scott sighed, dragging his fingers through his hair. How had they missed these signs. He should have known this, especially Scott.Nathan walked past him and joined Nate