In Love, Never Say Never

“Only family members are allowed into the building. Miss, please take a step back and don’t intervene in our procedures.” At that, the officer pushed me backward.

I nearly fell, but fortunately, someone supported me from behind.

“I’m Marcus, the son of the woman up there. Can I go up?” After Marcus helped me to a stable position, he then took out his identity card to show it to the officer.

After a glance, the officer responded, “Mr. White, go ahead.”

Marcus shot him an exceptionally cold look before he towed me into the building. Trailing behind him, we soon reached the top floor.

Outsiders were usually barred from entering these office buildings, especially the top floors; individuals were only allowed in if they had an employee’s card with them.

The top floor of this building was an open space with tall railings. Greeneries were planted everywhere, and there were even chairs, tables, and umbrellas. Evidently, this was a place meant for resting.

I did not know how Sharon had mustered the strength to get past the railing. She was standing on the short ledge that was only as wide as a palm, and her hands were holding onto the railing. Even from a distance away, I could see she had an exhausted look on her face.

wind on the top floor was intense, and her body was swaying with it. If she were to pay less attention, she would have fallen off the

height, I was sure she would be

her stand by the ledge, and I vaguely realized the psychologist and rescue team were already on the top

even more agitated. With bloodshot eyes and a hoarse voice, she croaked, “Marc,

he uttered, “Mom, don’t be. I don’t blame you for anything. Come to us first. Let’s talk about whatever it is

son, and your father loves you. He didn’t have a child with Sally because he’s afraid you’ll have nothing after he’s gone. You have to keep living and have a family. Take care of the family. That way, your dad

was telling him

know. Come down. You have to find me a girlfriend, and you have to be

her head, her tears streaming down her cheeks in melancholy. “Marc, don’t blame me for this. I survived the past ten years on my hatred for him. I refused to give in, and I refused to admit defeat. But I don’t hate him anymore, so life is now meaningless to me. It’s been so many years, and I owe him an apology. I have to look for him in the afterlife. I couldn’t grow old with him in the world of the

determined to die, and I could see the despair in her eyes as

that well, but how much sorrow would he have to face to lose his mother right after he lost

“Mom, if you escape from this, what will I

as long as I’m alive. Listen to me, don’t go to M Country. Stay in White Corporation. Your dad wants to give you the company. Once I’m dead, you’ll have more of the shares, and you’ll still be White Corporation’s chairman. Manage the

go of the railing. Marcus’ eyes widened, but it