| Author: | Lilly Young | ISBN: | 9782897283346 |
| Publisher: | Deltrionne Books | Publication: | April 29, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Osmora Inc. | Language: | English |
| Author: | Lilly Young |
| ISBN: | 9782897283346 |
| Publisher: | Deltrionne Books |
| Publication: | April 29, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Osmora Inc. |
| Language: | English |
The Grayson family lived in the Colorado for almost eighty years. They were known for their wealth and they were attributed prizes at the end of each year for the help they bring to orphanages all around the country and for the parties they organized.
Most of the time things were all about wealth having friends as rich they were, dating people of their class and most of all getting married amongst them. Scornful people right? That’s what all the Colorado inhabitants say but the parties the Grayson family organized never kept them away. The Colorado was full of gossips concerning that peculiar family. News ran from town to town because of some mischief running in that family. Deaths were happening, suspects arose but the Grayson’s were never implicated although most of the crimes were committed by them.
Margaret lived with her parents and was very intelligent. Her mum was very odd—against their family rules. She was always on her side and always tried to protect her daughter from all those atrocities. Caroline Grayson, wife of David Grayson divorced due to all the acts she realized was happening to her and around her daughter.
On the trial day she lost the case of having to keep her daughter. So mad she had to disappear in thin air. With that disappearance, she left a lot of information to Maggie to know where to find her whenever she was in need. Also she told her daughter to be very careful with the deeds of her dad.
Maggie grew up so fast and graduated from Harvard University with an excellent grade in Business Administration. She was already fit to run her fathers’ Company and all of his Charity houses dispersed all around the world. She became so trustworthy that her father let her get control over it.
One thing about Maggie is she had a life crush but she had to give it if she wanted to get her father’s trust. Given that the guy she adored wasn’t even wealthy at all she had no choice than to please her dad first. She let go of the life because of her dad.
Georges Graham, another wealthy dude who lived alone in the mansion built before passing out, very proud and so full of him, was Maggie’s best friend—best in the sense of the kind of guy who knew how to console Maggie in times of distress. Always there for her, having vacation trips to different countries with her and all that goes with that.
Maggie met a friend of Georges, Ulrich DuPont very seducing and charismatic. Cold and so humble, he came from a poor family in France. Georges always invites him over for vacation. He was the only family Georges had left.
The Grayson family lived in the Colorado for almost eighty years. They were known for their wealth and they were attributed prizes at the end of each year for the help they bring to orphanages all around the country and for the parties they organized.
Most of the time things were all about wealth having friends as rich they were, dating people of their class and most of all getting married amongst them. Scornful people right? That’s what all the Colorado inhabitants say but the parties the Grayson family organized never kept them away. The Colorado was full of gossips concerning that peculiar family. News ran from town to town because of some mischief running in that family. Deaths were happening, suspects arose but the Grayson’s were never implicated although most of the crimes were committed by them.
Margaret lived with her parents and was very intelligent. Her mum was very odd—against their family rules. She was always on her side and always tried to protect her daughter from all those atrocities. Caroline Grayson, wife of David Grayson divorced due to all the acts she realized was happening to her and around her daughter.
On the trial day she lost the case of having to keep her daughter. So mad she had to disappear in thin air. With that disappearance, she left a lot of information to Maggie to know where to find her whenever she was in need. Also she told her daughter to be very careful with the deeds of her dad.
Maggie grew up so fast and graduated from Harvard University with an excellent grade in Business Administration. She was already fit to run her fathers’ Company and all of his Charity houses dispersed all around the world. She became so trustworthy that her father let her get control over it.
One thing about Maggie is she had a life crush but she had to give it if she wanted to get her father’s trust. Given that the guy she adored wasn’t even wealthy at all she had no choice than to please her dad first. She let go of the life because of her dad.
Georges Graham, another wealthy dude who lived alone in the mansion built before passing out, very proud and so full of him, was Maggie’s best friend—best in the sense of the kind of guy who knew how to console Maggie in times of distress. Always there for her, having vacation trips to different countries with her and all that goes with that.
Maggie met a friend of Georges, Ulrich DuPont very seducing and charismatic. Cold and so humble, he came from a poor family in France. Georges always invites him over for vacation. He was the only family Georges had left.
