"Hey, hey! Where are you going? Anderson!" Old Williams tried to stop Master Anderson."Somewhere. I do not want to waste Old Williams' time any longer." John Anderson replied and went away. Archer Williams glared at his retreating back. The old sly Anderson was still the same he was years ago. Amongst his all three sons, it was only Alec, his youngest son of his three children who accepted the family business without any argument. Now, he wanted to do something for him to make him happy. All these years he had gathered about his likes and dislikes from the bodyguard he had sent with Alec. His son liked the young Anderson princess who had both looks and education. It was not bad to make them a pair. He was also willing to put up with his rival for his son's happiness. He was such a magnanimous person. From the corner, Madam Williams saw what her husband was doing. She scoffed

"It's fine if you don't want to give me your number, you can have my business card instead."  A business card?  He was of the same age as her, was he not?  Twenty-one or twenty-two something? It turned out people of her age were successful, too. "Yeah. I own a couple of bars as my side business, it would be a pleasure if you could bring your friends too with you sometime there. The more the merrier, you know. The more the people, the more the rate of earning money and profit." One thing she got to know about him was that he was obsessed with the money related things. "Uh.." Another thing, he was brutally honest. No one should be this open to actually tell a stranger such things like this. "Well, I have said what I wanted to say. It was nice to finally meet with the Great Anderson Princess everyone talks

"Excuse me, I have a call to take." His phone rang at the best timing as Elian Anderson excused himself from the guests. He felt tension building up in his whole body.  This entire announcement did not seem like an actual surprise, but rather a pre-planned shocker. What he could not understand was why his parents paired him up with a person he cherished as a little partner, companion, and a friend?  It was true he enjoyed her company, but it did not mean he would accept her as his bride, his wife, and the person he was looking forward to spending his whole life time with.  He had never seen her in a light like this.  He would never be.  "Speak. What did you call me for?" His frustration could be seen with how messy his attire was now with his unbuttoned collar and his removed tie. A blind could also see it.  The person on the nex

"Mom, dad, what was that?" Elian arrived at the study room and found both of his parents. His mood had turned from bad to worse since last night.    "What do you mean, son?" His mother, Mia Anderson confusedly asked. She was trying to understand his words.    "Mom, I'm talking about the whole engagement show. What was that?" He was frowning.   "It looks like a show to you?" His father, John Anderson looked at him blankly.    "Then, what should I call it, dad? I was not even informed of it. You both didn't even ask for my opinion." His voice was low and calm, but his eyes had vulnerability hidden in depth.    "You have always listened to us, Elian. Why are you so shocked right now?" Madam Anderson questioned with her brows furrowed.    "Yes, mom. I have always listened to both of you, so why can't you listen to me for once? I don't wan

"What's gotten your mood so turned off?" Sofia Brown slurped a smoothie and peeked at the busy-looking Zaria who was going through some bridal gowns on her phone with a frown. She had clicked some of the photos of the gowns she liked to wear to give them a try with a heavy effort. Each and every photo she swiped, she was mesmerised.  "Just some random rude person. He kept accusing me that I ruined his clothing, but I didn't even do anything. It was just his shoes I stepped on accidentally." "Okay, don't think of him anymore. Just hope you won't meet this stupid whoever 'random rude person'." Sofia laughed at the unbecoming expression of Zaria Smith. "Yep, or my beautiful years of life would be lost for nothing just thinking of him." Her eyes were still on the phone and soon widened when she finally decided what she wanted. A picture appeared before her. A model bride of her age was wearing