Chapter 10 - A Home Built on Truth
A year later, the Wellington Grand hosted the grand opening of its first employee housing complex—a state-of-the-art residential facility built specifically for working families.
At the ribbon-cutting ceremony, hundreds of guests, employees, and press members cheered as the banner was raised. But my focus wasn't on the cameras. It was on the small family standing by my side.
Samuel was proudly wearing a tiny suit jacket, still holding his favorite stuffed elephant, while Sophia held her mother's hand. Anna looked at me, her eyes shining with quiet joy and deep affection.
That evening, far from the noise of the public eye, we returned to the penthouse. The sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky in vibrant shades of gold and rose.
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"No more running," Anna murmured as I pulled her close, resting my forehead against hers. "No more hiding in the dark."
"This isn't a hotel suite anymore, Anna," I whispered, kissing her gently as the twin children giggled in the background, building a fort out of executive throw pillows. "This is home."
