It was definitely a scene the other day, to which Mr. Albertson was very well aware of. He wants his son to be happy, but he cannot let it happen because he wants someone worthy to be his daughter in law. He tried to call Jon at the instant he saw the newspaper, which states that "Billionaire spotted in an old village with fiancee." He put it down and called one of his housemaids. "Call my son now." Jon answered the call as early as six in the morning. "Dad, it was Vivian who created the scene. Catie is a very decent woman." Keith objected, "She is decent, yes, I agree. But you have to remember your status. She has not even finished her bachelor's degree. How could you settle for her?" There was silence between the two. The idea of him being an heir to an international company, dating a reception personnel is next to unacceptable in the society. Keith told him," You need to stop seeing her, Jonathan." He did not reply, so Keith said, "That is not a request." He said it in a manner o

Vivian checked out of The Lavish Suites. After three months, she finally walked out and advised Jon that she wanted to file a case for her missing jewelry. She has sent her lawyers to speak with him, because each and every time she tried to, he obviously avoided her. Atty. Hudson, a tall man with dark grey hair and deep green eyes, went to see Jon, but he had his representative do the task for him. "Attorney Hudson, pleased to meet you", said Mr. Morgan, the resident counsel of the hotel chain. Attorney Clarence Morgan, a man in his early fifties has been working for the Albertsons even before Jonathan's birth. A man with thinning light brown curly hair, he always wears his hat which makes him look like an English man. "Good morning," he replied. "My client, as you know, has filed a complaint following the incident when her jewelry was lost in one of your suites." Hudson said to him in reply, "Mr. Albertson will be waiting for documents, he is willing to face the charges." Attorney

Catherine had resigned in her part time job at the Lavish Suites. Keith had found out that she was working for four hours but gets paid for eight. As Jon was defending his decision, he told his father that Catherine is able to assist with client meetings, handled a few company events which are not part of her job as a receptionist. She started as a female room attendant, but she has much potential which the management had seen. Jeff, the supervisor, had recommended promoting her from being an attendant to the reception. Andrew agreed as well, Cathy's mentor and co-worker, he knew she could do much. Keith contested, "So are you saying that even without proper education, this woman is better than Vivian or any other woman you had dated?" Jon got up, faced his father who is standing up against the scenic view from the library balcony at home. "I am telling you that she is a decent woman," he cut him off, "This Catherine Mills that you are going crazy about had been promoted because of

Jon headed over to Cathy's home and brought a box of her favourite pizza, New York's finest which he bought from Pizza Hut through a twenty four hour drive thru service. He knocked, she opened the front door and went straight to the porch. He followed her quickly, and asked, "Is your mom here?" Her mom flew to Arizona, her Aunt got sick and there was no one else to take care of her. "I have been busy with everything, and I am sorry I didn't take your calls." He held her hand and as they both took their seats, he told her, "I understand, your future is as important as mine." Cathy recently passed entrance exams and now she has to choose where to go to. Jon will be sponsoring her, and she must make sure she does her best and not let him down. They ate the pizza,  Cathy poured soda onto their glasses, and they talked about how life had been rough for the past few weeks. Jon was serious about having Cathy finish college, so she could deserve to be an Albertson, which she knew. She

Jon was back at the penthouse the Saturday morning after, and as he entered his suite, he did not notice the man who was seated at the dark blue sofa. As he saw him, the man got up. “Surprised?” Keith asked his son. He knew for a fact that Jon had been to California, but he did not contact him because he was too busy with a lot of work that Jon had left behind. “No,” Jon replied, pretending he already saw him and that he was not surprised at all. He  went straight to the kitchen, opened the refrigerator, looking for some food to eat. He instead grabbed a bottle of soda and poured some into a glass. His father followed him and asked, “Jonathan, are you not going to ask why I was here?” Jon did not say a word, and so Keith continued. “Attorney Clarence Morgan,” he paused as Jon turned to look at him and replied, “What about him?” Keith moved closer to Jon, took the glass of water off his hand and placed it on the marble