At the centre of the huge and well decorated church, full of people. There stood a man dressed in a white tuxedo, his jet black hair properly styled, and his eyes showing unreadable emotions in them, but it was obvious that he wasn't quite thrilled or looking forward to anything. Opposite to him, was a gorgeous lady, dressed in a beautiful white gown, its design was so intricate and unique, heavily pleasing to the eyes. And unlike the man, she looked happy, always smiling. She was like a ray of sunshine, while he on the other hand was like a dark cloud ready to burst thunder.“Do you, Caden Caldwell accept Sophia Williams to be your lawfully wedded wife? To love, to hold, and to cherish forevermore?” A priest asked Caden. He didn’t answer immediately, he looked apprehensive, but in the end, he still said the two words that Sophia was waiting to hear.“I do,” He dryly said, and looked at Sophia with a hollow expression. He never wanted to marry her. He was only obligated to do so beca

Sophia groggily opened her eyes, she turned her head around, and seeing that she was in her room made her confused."Mmm…what? What happened? How did I get here?" She mumbled as she got up bare feet, feeling the coldness of the floor.She opened the door and slowly got out, trying not to create too much noise since she didn't know if Caden went home last night or not. 'But wait… I think I remember seeing him last night. Or did I remember it wrong?'She thought, but before she could even have the time to think, the door next to her suddenly bursts open.Revealing a well dressed Caden. He was wearing his usual office clothes that hugged his toned body perfectly.He ogled Sophia who was standing still in front of him, unmoving."You went out last night." He said candidly while looking at her."Uh, yeah, kind of. I'm sorry if I wasn't able to let you know." Sophia was clenching her hands while talking. She wanted to ask him if he was really there or not, but she didn't know if it would b

A year has passed since the unfortunate fatal car accident. Caden would constantly visit her in the hospital ward and check her condition, his heart filled with guilt.Sophia's parents were equally devastated of what happened, they insisted on a thorough investigation if there was any foul play, but the investigators or the police couldn't detect any foul play...."Caden you should go home. You haven't had a proper rest for a long time." Sophia's mom, Cassandra said with concern laced in her voice. She just walked in and saw Caden silently staring at Sophia's pale resting body. His lips were pursed into a thin line as he spun his head to look at his mother in law. "I'm fine mother. I'll stay with her, she still needs me ." He said, and Cassandra wanted to persuade him to go home and rest but he already sat back down on the chair and watched her daughter intently, his head hung low, and his shoulders slumped. "I see, but don't drain yourself you still need to rest." She said and le

"When am I allowed to leave?" Sophia asked grumpily, looking at Caden who was staring outside the huge window with a blank expression. He shifted his gaze and looked at Sophia, exploring every change he sees on her."You seem energetic. Don't worry it won't be long before you can go back to our house." He said, his eyes deep and piercing. "House?" Sophia muttered tilting her head sideways."What?" "It's just you called it house... shouldn't it be home if were married?" She said, putting her hand in her chin, contemplating. Caden was slightly taken aback by what she said, 'She's right, what we have isn't a home, it's just a plain house that we are obligated to stay in because of our marriage.' He stared back at the scenery outside, releasing his breath, making a haze on the window from his cold breath."Caden...""Mmm?" Caden hummed in response. Sophia looked at him from her bed, she could tell that they didn't share a bond or anything deep because whenever he's around her, his face

Sophia is currently standing in front of the window frame. The cold breeze of the early morning air brushed through her face as it entered her room. She closed her eyes and breathed slowly, relishing the feeling.A week has passed since she was discharged, but ever since then, not once did Caden sleep with her in their own room. He always insisted to her that they sleep separately for her sake, since she might still not be comfortable with them being together. She wanted to insist, but she also understood his side and didn't want to press anymore and decided to just let go of the topic."It's so quiet in here." She whispered in the air, as she turned around, her white night dress that didn't reach her knees, moved along with her body in a beautiful rhythm.She was barefoot on the cold floor. She strutted her way outside to look for Caden. She passed the long hallway, and eventually knocked in front of Caden's room to see how he was doing. "Caden? Are you awake?" She asked softly, an