When There Is Nothing Left But Love

“Ashton.” I held his clenched fist in my hands, letting him know that he still had me by his side.

However, Christopher was by no means a good person who would want the better for Ashton. I did know what the man said to him, but Ashton could not seem to stand another word from him. He hurled his phone into the distance, smashing it into a thousand pieces.

Being the head of the Fuller Corporation in J City, Charlie had a great social influence within his community. After his tragic death, the police formed a special task force overnight to investigate the accident. The report was out the next day.

The car crash that took the lives of the couple was declared to be a motor vehicle accident.

Ashton wasted no time in arranging Charlie and Helen’s funeral.

Although the Fullers did not have any close relatives, they had plenty of friends in J City. Many came as a sign of respect for George as well. Hence, many people showed up at Charles and Helen’s house that day.

After a long exchange of pleasantries with the guests, Ashton and I headed into the study behind the living room for a short moment of silence. A moment later, Joseph followed us inside.

“Mr. Fuller,” the man greeted respectfully.

Slumped onto the sofa, Ashton was too burnt out. He did not bother opening his eyes to look at Joseph as he asked, “Did you find anything?”

the report from the police. It seemed to be a simple car crash. The car suddenly

fake DNA report. How difficult would it be for him to plan a perfect

and he had lived peacefully ever since. Now,

accident. He ordered Joseph to continue

Knock! Knock!

the door, saying apologetically, “Mr. Fuller, it’s time for the

us to pay

and adjusted his sleeves before striding

behaved respectfully. Even though the service was somber, I was glad that the service went

end of life. I believe they’re at a better

guests came forward and paid their last respects to the deceased. Everything seemed to be going accordingly as planned. However, when a woman with a dramatic

pair of sultry eyes that gave off an air of

chin held high, and there was no sadness or sympathy in her eyes. She extended her hand elegantly and shook Ashton’s hand. “My

before following the other guests and placed a flower in front of the deceased’s