Chapter forty-five

When he dragged himself from bed in the morning, he had a murderous migraine that threatened to split his brain in half, but the oppressive sense of betrayal was gone. It was gray and blustery outside, but the rain had stopped.

He could only recollect bits and pieces of the conversation he’d had with his siblings and Hailey’s grumbling about Roy dating Anderson for his money.

He couldn’t bring himself to tell them that they were right as usual and Anderson like every other man that had come into his life to only use him.

But it was only a matter of time before Hailey would see the news. Since Anderson Inc. and Siemens holdings were big names in the business world, their engagement was aired on wall street journal TV.

Throwing down a bottle of water and aspirin, he quickly washed his mouth that felt like he’d drank cat piss, and padded out of his room.

It was only when he got halfway down the hallway that he noticed that he was still in the clothes of yesterday.

He should call the head