AN EVIDENCE
The white-painted Bentley drove toward the O'Connor's villa, stopped at the big black gate and the driver pressed the horn button.

An elderly man poked his head out of the hole in the body of the gate gawked at the beautiful car in front, and then asked, "Who is that?"

"It's Andrew. Open the gate and let my driver drive inside."

The man promptly opened the gate and then gawked as the Bentley was driven inside, and then towards the last building at the end of the villa.

"This was the place I had known as my only house, and the O'Connor family were my only family, until a few months ago," Andrew turned towards his friend and let out.

"Will you forgive Andrea and give her another chance?" Jackson asked.

"It depends on her. If she is truly sorry for the past and ready to accept me as her husband, then I will. But I don't want her to know about my wealth before making her decision."

"Good idea," Jackson answered back and then parked in front of the building, turned toward Andrew an
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