The CEO and I (Marriage by Contract)

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cept to keep him alive, till this moment. The doctor called me saying he doesn't have much time left and that my father wanted to s

what's funny?" I ask

lived. Your mother, God bless her soul, and then th

tmare last week that I tangled up the wires connected to his machine and he died because of that. The remembrance of that

heaven old mad?" I asked and he laughed. He laughed so hard that he started to cough and for a few seconds,

tals, they gave me the creeps. Mom was here for about six months after she had a ghastly accident, gracias lord, she

e. "Yes you silly boy, there's a will. It's something your mother and I discussed last night." He says and I raise an eyebrow. "So you edited the

calling me crazy" he mumbles before turning to me. "I remember every one of the passcodes to the wil

in his eyes. "Well ever it is, I hope it's good," I say and he smiles. "Your mother insisted, so you know it's good," he says. "I want to be buried with your mother

ing. I rush out to call the doctor but before I could make it to the door, I hear that final beep. The o

father with teary eyes and heavy hearts. The doctors and nurses came and gave their condolences which h

few relatives were invited. We all watched as he was lowered 6 feet under, it was a sight for sore eyes.

my morning routine, and took a quick shower and by 6:40 I was out of the house and on my way to the family house. I walked int

my mother. He left his charity organization and his mansion in Seychelles

to you only on the condition that you get married within a month or your share of

y father and I never had that mushy father-son relationship, but regardless! how could he be so cruel even in death, bindin

where my car was parked. Took a glance at my watch and it was already half past 8. Damn, I’m late for work but oh well, who