“You wanted to talk?” Amy asked him as she walked into his room. She met Oscar staring out the window and he turned around as soon as he heard her voice. “Yeah,” He replied and ushered her to sit at the table positioned near the window where Oscar most often took his tea or did his paper jobs. Amy sat down, placed both hands on the table, and watched Oscar draw the curtain, making the room brighter than it was when she first came in. “What's the matter?” She asked him. “Did Aston Slytherin at any point hate the fact that you had a child?” Oscar asked, and Amy was taken aback by the unexpected question. “Huh?” “I know why I'm asking, Mom, did he?” Oscar sat down opposite her, and gave her a reassuring smile, to avoid making her feel like she was in a detective's chamber. He wanted her to be open to him because he wanted to understand the root of the situation. Amy took a deep breath, these were not conversations that she loved to indulge in, but for Oscar, she'd be willing to g
Amy looked up at the young man in front of him, the expression on her face was difficult to describe, but it said a lot about how she felt in the moment. She wiped the tears off her eyes and for a second her mind flashed back twenty-six years ago when she was told the same thing. ________ “How can you even say that, Ariel?” Amy asked, her eyes soaked with tears, it had been two days since her son went missing and there was still no news of his whereabouts. It felt like he had just vanished into thin air without a trace, and how was that even possible when he was just six months old? How could her husband be so careless, how could he have lost the child In his hand without knowing how it happened? Who did he give the child to hold at the mall? He was Aston Slytherin with numerous bodyguards flocking around him, how in the world could he have lost a baby? But Amy has refused any claims that losing this child was a deliberate effort from Aston, even though he didn't seem to care abou
Two days later, Secret location “What in the world?” Aston stared at the television screen in awe, the news about the acting CEO of the Slytherin Empire had spread across the country like wildfire. Aston , who strongly believed that the acting CEO had lost his life in the Netherlands incident, was amazed. He stared at the screen, eyes widened and jaws dropped. “Could they have gotten a new replacement that quickly? Did the Netherlands’ disasters happen for absolutely no reason? Did he survive? There were just numerous questions to ask and he needed immediate answers. He picked up his phone from the sofa and dialed a number waiting for the recipient to pick it up immediately. “Hello Lewis, I don't know how you'll do it, but get Miles here as soon as possible, I need to understand how Oscar is still alive.” Without waiting for the recipient to say a word, Aston disconnected the call and sat back on the couch with a frown, and just then a tall elegant lady within the same age
Ellen sat in the court, her eyes full of tears that were yer do drop, she tried to hold them long enough until the end waiting for the judge to pronounce his judgment on the matter. She knew her parents wouldn't be jailed if they were lost or killed, but regardless, it hurt her so much to think about it. She couldn't believe that it was still happening despite how much effort she had put into working at the Slytherin Empire. She avoided eye contact with her parents the whole time, because while she loved them she was still disappointed. After All this was the fruit of their labor. She would have been a lot more uncomfortable if Oscar was present, but the rich CEO was in another country dealing with other pressing issues. He has a few representatives here from the private equity firm, Amy was also present, but Leo had gone with his boss. With all that has gone on for so long now, Ellen was positive that the Slytherins had won the case, because all her parents and their team had d
“Are you going to come out or what?” The voice asked and Ellen's eyes widened in shock. “It can't be,” she thought to herself, the voice sounded too familiar, there was no way that he could have come to the court just because of her.The scene she had been avoiding for so long was now in front of her and she had no choice but to deal with it.“Micheal,” she mumbled, placing her forehead on the door and exhaling.“What are you doing here?” she asked.“I should be asking you the same question, Ellen,” Micheal replied, keeping his voice down but maintaining the same authority as he always had.“But that doesn't matter to me now, get out of that bathroom and let's…” his words were suddenly cut off and Ellen couldn't understand why, she raised her head in curiosity before calling out.“Micheal?” “Micheal, are you there?” She asked again, only to hear the sound of a gunshot, so loud that she closed be heard with the palms.“Oh God, Oh God what is it this time?” She sobbed, gently moving a
Days turned to night and things were not going well with the Slytherin nor with the Caribbean enterprise, the company clash became a more brutal war, especially after the death of Micheal Hudson. Without any logical evidence, Williams concluded that the Slytherins had everything to do with the death of his son and no one could tell him otherwise. He went as far as suing the Slytherins for murder, but as powerful as the Slytherins were, proper investigations needed to be carried out before the arrest. And in this case, the Slytherin Empire had the upper hand and no action was taken. Oscar was already sick and tired of the travels. Within the past week, he has visited five top political officials, people he never thought he'd meet in his lifetime. He spent more money than he had ever spent all his life, trying to solve the problem at hand, leaving the Slytherin experts to deal with William Hudson, but the suspension was yet to be reconsidered and he never thought it was going to be
“Why do you think so?” Oscar inquired, even believed that Micheal was dead, the evidence was so clear even though Micheal's pictures were not shown. “Think about it sir,” Leo replied, “Mr William Hudsons did not say a word about his son's death until two days after the supposed incident that caused him to lose his life, and while many people think he was grieving, I don't think so.” He came out two days later and claimed that the Slytherins had killed his son, and it had been four days now since the incident and Micheal is yet to be buried, what's causing the delay.” “He didn't see the need to publicize his son's funeral?” Oscar replied but in such a way that it seemed like he was also asking a question. “I thought of that, but Mr Williams is not known for keeping quiet, he announces everything very quickly. Take when he lost his mother for example, the funeral took place two days after, and there was a full life coverage broadcasted on the news, so what makes Micheal different?”
Within three days, the drama had subsided, all the Slytherin Empire companies were back to resume operations, and as easy as it may seem it was truly hell for all of them, both CEO and those under him. When Oscar returned to the mansion, Amy had already hosted a party to welcome him, inviting a lot of people to the Slytherin mansion, both within and outside the Slytherin Empire The celebration was grand, and Oscar was delighted to have come back to such a gathering, and he appreciated all those who came to celebrate with him. As for William Hudsons, he had confirmed by himself that Micheal was alive after he noticed that the detectives knew the truth. He tried to conceal it but only went into more trouble with the authorities. He was arrested under several charges, and his company was suspended. Micheal's son was also arrested for conspiracy, and as if that was not enough, most of their assets were confiscated, including their homes and land across west Arcadia. The case ended