The Father Who Never Knew

The Father Who Never Knew: Prologue

Hey Everyone! Welcome to the sequel to the "The Girl Who Wanted Nothing." To begin with, this story is primarily a Reed novel. It is going to tell an interesting story about his past and something will happen to him in the future that will change his life forever.

(The opening will be told through Reed's POV)

I want to thank all of my lovely readers! You guys are the reason that I keep on writing!

Now here we go...

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Love is not just something that happens to you. It takes time and patience.

But when you find it, something almost magical happens.

The first time that I, Reed Hensworth, ever felt love was when I laid eyes on her. Christina Raines.

We were just two kids trying to figure out the world. We became so serious in fact, I going to ask her for her hand. After that, we could've settled down, had a family together, and then grow old with one another.

But, it had all ended.

And I always thought it was my fault.

I had sworn that I would never fall hard for another girl in my life. If I couldn't have my true love, I wouldn't love at all.

I had never spoken to Christina since then. She said that she had 'family issues' and that we could probably never see each other again.

I was completely lost at what to do. I had nothing to live for...until my mother grew pregnant with a new Hensworth on the way.

When my baby sister, Camison, came into the world, I couldn't but notice how much she looked like Christina. She had light brown curls with my vibrant bluish green eyes. I had stared at her for hours on end at her resemblance to my almost fiancée.

As Cami, my five-year-old little girl, grew more and more, she began to look more and more like Christina. Why, Christina could've been her mother.

But, I grew to realize that it was only mere coincidence.

I had moved on from my true love and began to focus of raising Cami. As much as people told me that she was my sister, I began to look at her more like my daughter. Since my parents weren't really the loving type, I made sure that both my siblings were cared for.

Sam, my sixteen-year-old sister, had run away from home only two years ago. I was only 24 at the time and had just began the CEO of Hensworth Real Estate, the largest real estate company in Manhattan. I had just became Sam and Cami's legal guardian as well, seeing as our parents had died all.

Sam had been absolutely devistated by the two sudden deaths in our. So much so that she had run off to San Fransisco with a teenage boy, Justin.

I had originally sent three men after her, but I soon had to go after her myself.

Sam came back home after she made a deal with me. If I let the boy go free, she would go back with no hesitation.

Sam still resented me, to this day, for keeping her way from her "true love," but I just knew that I couldn't lose her again.

As much as my sisters had grown, I had to admit, so had I. Yes my business was still booming and I was still considered the greatest Hensworth to ever run it, but I started to realize more and more about myself, as well.

I learned that I absolutely despised Mondays.

I learned more and more about competitive the real estate world was.

Oh, and don't even get me started on those big shots who think they know everything there is to know.

But, besides that, nothing much had changed in my life.

I was just me, same old Reed Hensworth. Life couldn't get better....

At least, I didn't think it could.

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All done! Yay! My prologue is complete! :D Comment and review if you can!

Hope you're excited for this as much as I am!