The CEO's Revenge

Chapter 3.

Sophia pov:

I reached the park, the place I love the most, the place where I found my lost happiness, where I found the person I never knew I would love like my brother.

"Hello Mark..." I called out and went towards the boy sitting while scrolling through some random videos. "Hey Sophy...I wanted to meet you too. Look I bought a new wheelchair, the old one was too boring." He said showing me his new, black, polished wheelchair.

Yes, he's disabled and can't walk but it isn't since birth, he went through an accident when he was young.

"Cool chair..." I replied with a slight smile. "What happened? you called me here without telling me anything." He asked. I went beside him and sat on the bench on his left.

"I found out something...It's about mom." I replied, leaning my head on the bench. "What happened Sophia? You look stressed." Mark asked me as he dragged his chair infront of me. "It's mom...I found out that she has a lover." I replied closing my eyes trying not to show any emotions.

I felt something warm on my hands. I opened my eyes and saw Mark, looking at me with his light brown eyes. "So you're sad that your mom got a person to move on with?" he asked. "No, it's not that. It's just that...mom never cared to tell me and I'm just sad that mom forgot everything we went through." I replied looking at the sky.

"Sophia, Sometimes we assume things that are not right. We have to look at things according to other people point to view as well..." He said. "What do you mean?" I asked looking him in the eyes. "Your mom isn't a kid anymore Sophia. She knows what she's doing. She might know him better than you...I think you should meet him and see if he's good for your mom or not...if he's not good I'll not stop you from doing anything you want okay?" He said successfully assuring me.

"Fine, I'll do it...Anyways let's go and eat I'm hungry." I said changing the topic. "Me too...let's go to that café over there." he said pointing towards the horizon. "Okay...let's go." I said as I started to drag his wheelchair towards the café.