Tony got to Uncle Robert's office and was surprised by the extreme quietness. The guards were nowhere to be seen and it was quite different from the Uncle Robert he knew who was always with his guards. Ignoring the sickening feeling in his heart, Tony and Collins walked into his office and were shocked to see Uncle Robert lying down in the pool of his blood."Uncle Robert!" Tony screamed out in pain, his eyes streaming with tears as he shook Uncle Robert severally while gracing for a response. Tony felt like death was closer than ever and the next target was unforeseen, he couldn't comprehend how Uncle Robert who he had just spoken to was dead and lying down in the pool of his blood. He felt regretful about how the last encounter with Uncle Robert went and how they didn't resolve things better when they had the time."Uncle Robert please wake up, I'm sorry," Tony said over again, while still shaking Uncle Robert, he was hoping for possibility and probably an action from him. Uncle Ro

"You mean Williams Storm?" Tony asked again, not believing the words he just heard Collins mutter. There was no way he was seeing Henry's father. The despicable, evil, and self-centered Williams Storm. There was no way he was going to see that man."No Collins, I would never," Tony countered straight away."Calm down Tony, I know Williams Storm is not your favorite person in the world right now, but look at the bigger picture," Collins muttered as he tried to convince Tony. It was ridiculous no doubt, but it was the best plan for now and quite authentic. Collin had hoped in his heart that Tony would understand that."What bigger picture Collins, that man is the reason why my life had gone haywire and my mother died," Tony muttered in total disagreement and pain, he was relinquishing his hurt as he spoke and he felt frustrated about it."He was the reason why I had to leave the house and was thrown to the streets to eat crumbs if not for Grandma Nicole's timely intervention," Tony sa

Meet you and why is that?" Henry asked, the slow response from his father was getting to him and all he needed was a right and straight answer."I don't know, but I turned him off, I can't meet him," Williams Storm replied in his usual nonchalant voice, calm but deadly as well."Since you turned him off, why are you now telling me this?" Henry answered, that the reason for the conversation wasn't sounding well to him and he needed more explanation."Because you're a fool, Henry," Williams said in a snarl. His eyes glowed with his displeasure and annoyance. He couldn't deny or avoid it."Wow, hold on Dad, what is the reason for this insult, I don't understand?" Henry quickly chipped in. The words and emotions railing from his father were surprising and he knew he couldn't take it any longer."You're the reason for my plight Henry. Tony had no one, not even his father or mother, but look how well he had turned out. He's strong and completely unshaken, but I couldn't say this about you,"

"So what do you want Helen and why are you here?" Tony questioned immediately Collin was out of the room and it was just Helen and himself. He wanted her to speak fast, so she could leave as quickly as she had come."I came because of your son," Helen answered in tears.Tony looked at Helen as if she had two heads, his face coated in disgust and total displeasure. He was tired of seeing Helen because anytime he looked at her, the pain and hurt coupled with her betrayal just felt like fresh wounds over again, and because of his peace, he wished she avoided him at all costs."What do you mean? What son?" Tony questioned in confusion but fury laced his words as well. He was serious as ever and his eyes were quite official as he looked like one that wasn't ready for any games at all."Your child Tony, you don't ask about him and I'm left alone. I feel so lonely and the pains in my heart felt like knives that kept on piercing through my heart," Helen said in pain. She looked so broken and

Helen opened her eyes and noticed she wasn't alone. She blinked her eyes severally and saw they were still in the car, driving to an unknown location all to her displeasure. She was seated in the middle now and two huge men were plastered to the sides by her. They looked quite fierce and threatening and Helen swallowed the lump in her throat just from looking at them.They seemed deadly and she was afraid of being killed. The fear that pierced her heart knew no bounds."Please don't kill me," Helen said with fear dripping from her eyes. Her whole body shook and anxiety clenched her being."Please spare my life, I will do anything you ask," Helen pleaded again. This time the tears in her eyes busted out and she was raining tears.Who could the men be? Was the only thought in her mind and what they possibly might want with her was the major cause of her fear. She was sure her mother and herself had tried to keep their slate clean. They weren't in any sort of trouble with anyone and had