Mrs. Lehman, instead of going home, decided it will be best if she first dropped by at her son's office. She should tell him the outcome of her visit at Dr. Williams' hospital. It would be better if she let him know about it at this early time, since there is no point in hiding it from him.
She informed her driver to drive her to her son's office instead of driving her home that she had already told him in the first place. The obedient driver, rather than asking questions, did as he was told and in a twinkle of eyes, they were already heading to Ryan's company.
Mrs. Lehman's heart was full of pains, pure pains for her son, whose happiness lies in a woman he had already divorced with. Ciara seems to be the joy and happiness he needs, but was too blind for him to notice before. She w
