~ Audrey ~ “Hi, thanks for meeting me,” Audrey smiled and took a seat. “Thank you for calling,” Anthony smiled back. “I thought I was never gonna get a shot,” A week had passed since Audrey had a talk with her dad. Just as she promised, she agreed to give Anthony Cavanaugh another shot. They met up for coffee at a small sidewalk café near Central Park. It was a beautiful summer day, the sky was blue, the air was warm, and the green tall trees were on display before them. “I heard about your engagement,” Anthony said. “I was gonna say call and say congratulations, but…” “The media beat you to it,” Audrey laughed drily. “Exactly,” he nodded. Only three days after her engagement party to Caspian made Page Six, the news

~ Caspian ~ Not knowing where else to go, Caspian found himself at Culture that night. The club’s energy was high and pumping. The music was loud, the drinks were pouring, and the girls were dressed to kill. Normally, Caspian wouldn’t think twice before joining the party. This night, however, he just wanted to be alone. He sat alone at the corner VIP table. He remembered the last time he was here, he met Audrey’s dad. Maxwell gave him Audrey’s mom’s ring and he proposed to her with it. She was so happy when she got the ring. That was one of his best memories of her.  Caspian started reminiscing about all the other memories he had of her. The first time he kissed her. The first time they made love. How he was trying to push her limits, and how she continued to surprise him. She was everything he ever wanted and more. And he almost had it all. Except he didn&rsqu

~ Caspian ~ Sleep was hard to come by for Caspian lately. Several days had passed since he last saw Audrey and the memory of her haunted him every single night. Tonight was no different. Caspian was restless and tired. His hand went to raid the bedside drawer and he pulled out a tube of his sleeping pills. There was none left in the tube and Caspian sighed in annoyance. Of course. Getting up from his bed, Caspian went to the bathroom and reached for the medicine cabinet. His cabinet was fully stocked since he hadn’t been using a lot of them for the past year. Caspian was scanning through the tubes, looking for any other kind of sleeping aid when he noticed a gap in the corner. He remembered keeping some strong painkillers there but the whole tube was missing.  That’s odd. Caspian didn’t think too much of it. Maybe

~ Caspian ~ After almost losing his brother, Caspian began to question everything in his life. For two days straight, Caspian only slept for an hour and he spent every waking moment worrying about Killian. He made sure that the doctors took care of him and he kept everything on the down-low, he even made the doctors sign an NDA after treating Killian. He did all that so that Killian wouldn’t be under pressure or under media scrutiny when he wakes up. Caspian realized he cared for Killian more than he acknowledged. He spent the past few months cursing at Killian and blaming him for pushing Audrey away. But now he took it back. He’d rather have Killian alive and ruining his life than not at all. Caspian spent some hours of the night praying to a God he didn’t believe in. He wanted God or anyone that could hear him to bring his brother back. He promised he’d do anything for

- - - - - One Week Later - - - - - ~ Caspian ~ The days they lived out in Killian’s house were perhaps the best days of Caspian’s life. He would even compare it to the night they spent in Bermuda. There were no tears or heartbreaks, no stress or pain, just pure and absolute bliss. Caspian would start every morning smiling and feeling grateful for his life. He’d give Audrey a kiss on her cheek before making breakfast for everyone. And once Killian and Audrey got busy in their laptops for work, Caspian went out running to Brooklyn Bridge. He’d come back feeling refreshed and after a quick shower, he would help Killian or Audrey with their work, pushing out one bright idea after another.   The mornings were great, but Caspian liked the nighttime the most. If they weren’t getting food delivered, the three