own; well, it was bound to be different after fifteen years. He stood still to take a

e if there was a familiar face or if his name was on anyone's board. After glancing from right to left then left to right back. T

l time, yet, they didn't see it fit to send just a cab man to pick him up. It was one of the reasons they had kept

outside, while Steve followed behind murmuring

nk or the noise they would have created to distract him from thinking of unnecessary things. Anyways, he was stuck with the silence that he preferred so much. Steve hailed a cab and told him their destination. The cab man looked them from head to toe t

as silent; he wondered how his father was going to react to seeing him back

from his thoughts. "She must be very beautiful now. She won't be

go anywhere close to my sis

is you won't be the one to

t him out of his thoughts and kept him occupied until they got to their destination. The c

they would meet inside. After two minutes, one of the security guards came to meet them. "Hello, you can't stand in front of the gate like this?" He said shooin

ed, "We are not just stan

hem from head to toe. "I think it will be best to leave t

, "Call me the hea

e thought if they were really serious about living in the mansion. Confused,

that their only son and heir to their company was coming back home. The rude guard was suddenly quiet, but his gaze s

he remembered when he asked his mother to plant flowers outside the gate to beautify the environment. His father had shunned it

speak, Rowan had engulfed him in a warm hug, patting his back like he used to do when he was a little

went to Steve, "Is this not Steve?" He hugged hi

while Steve patted his back, "Next time ask questions before jumping to conclusions. You could

de them not interested in the stories as his gaze searched around as if he was looking for something. The rude guard was behind them helping with their luggage. When Mike left home, he thought it was just for a fe

ody on him almost making him fall. He pulled her ba

you, brother." He pulled her back again not believing the little girl that

his arms wide open. Sharon moved away from he

is heart dramatically, "You don't remember me." he feigned te

him, then back at Mike

uffed his hand on Sharon

"I have no friend in thi

ck and dragged him forward

I'm too he

d your jokes. It's good

hard to believe that the mother who never bothered calling him to check on him truly

rgot. They went to vis