Burning Passion: Love Never Die

Hayden that she had agreed to marry Carlos in a fit of pique. Their marriage certificate had been issued on her birthday that year.

The reason why Carlos had agreed to marry Debbie was that he respected his grandfather’s advice. From Carlos’ childhood, Douglas had dedicated his time and money to his grandson’s education.

When weak, frail and advanced in age Douglas sat Carlos down and recommended Debbie for a wife, it made sense.

At that time, Carlos was a workaholic with virtually no time for anything else.

Shortly after, Douglas had been hospitalized, in a coma, before he could let anyone in on his grandson’s marriage. It didn’t help that

Carlos was overextended in time. So much that he hurtled from meeting to meeting, place to place, the world over for business. Until gradually, he had completely forgotten about his wife.

Debbie didn’t know the story behind this. She and Carlos had been married for three years, yet had barely known each other until several months ago.

dad gets to know this, I’m

real source of concern for

the years, she had learnt to wisely avoid unnecessary strife with her husband. But it wasn’t lost on her that if

tell how

Debbie.

worried, Carlos stood up from his seat, walked up to Tabitha and assured in a calm tone, “Mom, just

need to

want her to be blamed for the decision. If anything, his grandpa’s word was enough. The only problem was that chances of Douglas ever making it safely at the

would be rational enough not to throw

years back, the Hilton and Lopez families had all moved abroad, which meant Carlos would need good planning of his otherwise busy schedule to take Debbie

since he had last visited them.

Late. I just saw Debbie doing yoga in her bedroom. She must be bored. Why not keep