Micah, I have always been grateful to you for helping me out when my father needed it the most. But a marriage needs love not gratitude and we both know that I have never loved you. Our marriage should have ended a long time ago and it’s time for us to stop living a sham. By the time you read this

I see the shock on her face as she tries to resist the command but then her lips move out of her own volition. “I don’t know where she has gone but she left because she doesn’t love you anymore.” Her words are like a bullet to my chest and they make me physically falter. I take a step back as if I

“Prince Micah, your reputation for brutal business tactics often centers around your aggressive approach to acquisitions. Can you shed some light on your strategy in this area?” The interviewer asks him. It’s clear from her body language that she is impressed by him as she constantly fixes her hair

But, an addict cannot quit if the drug is gone. He will just go look for it someplace else. So, I dropped all my meetings for the day, canceled everything, and put life on halt as I rushed to Riviera. The startup had a small booth in one of the convention centers and was scheduled to demonstrate th

Micah’s POV The moment I agree to help her, the child gives me a brilliant smile. I tilt my head to the side as I look at her. There is something so familiar about the way she smiles that it strikes me as odd. I shake my head and look around, trying to find any panicking woman looking for her child