Arold knew that he had every right to dispute what he had just seen. From his own standpoint, there was no sense whatsoever in what he was looking at. Every sane person would perhaps agree with him on this one. But given by the fact that the card had been handed over to him by none other than the only child and daughter of Lord Theo! He dared not call it a lie. Cory, on the other hand, was wondering what the details of the card with Arold were. Although, Lord Theo had promised to send a company card through Anna, which Cory would be using henceforth. Yet he didn't really know what the card would be about. Cory couldn't ponder too much on that. Arold was shaking heavily. He dropped on his knees all of a sudden. He had heard about the new changes in the ownership of the Eagleville mall. In fact, he had come here hoping to come across Anna. By that, he would be able to find a way to speak with the new owner of Eagleville through Anna. That was what he was hoping dearly. But things

Cory pulled the man with him out of the building. Before he stepped out, he had seen the car of Anna parked not far from the entrance. He had made a quick calculation in his mind. He walked quickly and hurried towards the car, dragging Arold with him. He didn't spare Arold even a breath. Anna was seen running behind them, trying to catch up with the quickened pace of Cory. A distance away from that particular building, there were a couple of reporters who were hanging around and looking around expectantly. They had all heard that Miss Anna of Lord Theo would be coming to the mall today. On top of that, their was an imposing rumor about the new owner of Eagleville coming there, too. None of the reporters knew from what direction Anna or the new owner would come. They were all eager and jumpy as they looked from one side to the other. "Cory! Cory, wait!" Anna called repeatedly. The reporters were gathered at the front of the main mall. Although the executive building was part of

There was worry splattered across Anna's face. She couldn't move her body an inch. It would seem as though she had turned into a sort of statue. Her eyes were glued to the body that was lying on the bed. Her lips were moving inaudibly as though she was saying some gentle prayers. There were a couple of things going on in her mind that she couldn't find words for yet.She was alone in the guest room with Cory. She had done all she could to make sure that he came back to consciousness, but there was no result. The husband and wife had left the house for the hospital. They wanted to go and confirm whether or not everything was well with the newly born.Cory's face looked quite still and long. He was not cold nor warm. He was a little bit of this and that. In the midst of the running emotions, Anna's phone started to buzz. She was startled by the loud ring tone. She had no idea how much she was lost in thoughts. When she looked at the phone, she realized that she had no other choice t

The expression of the doctor was hard to decipher when he gazed at the person who had just walked in. When the doctor had heard Arold talk about the person who helped deliver the twins, he had thought of someone who was advanced in age. Someone who was rather an elderly person who was quiet experienced in other traditional ways of maneuvering medical practices. The fact was that all modern doctors knew that there was always a traditional healer who could go about the medical practices without adopting any of the modern instruments or means. Although the hospitals have been empowered by the government and raised so highly that any suggestions outside of the recommendation of a certified doctor were unusually thrown into the pit and considered useless. Even though these modern doctors knew that there were traditional rulers who could adopt acupuncture for healing quite a number of illnesses. The doctor was still lost in thoughts as he stared at Cory, who stopped right in front of Ar

Cory could tell that Anna was following from behind, but he didn't wait for her. It wasn't quite hard to tell why he was doing that. He knew that she would have a million and one questions to drown him in. He still didn't think he was ready for any of those yet. But one thing that he knew for a fact was that. Whether or not he liked it, Anna was now a big part of his life. Just as Mara and Elaine are. He still hasn't decided what he would do with her yet, but he knows that time is the best teacher. Time is the best narrator, and it would definitely tell. A myriad of media personnel have already assembled at the front of the hospital. It would seem as though they have been waiting all their lives to do this. How did they know that Lord Theo was at the hospital? Cory really didn't care about it. None of the media persons knew his face. That was a very great thing for him. But he couldn't say much for Anna, and that was why he had to walk faster. He got to the car and got in. He wo