SPECIAL CHAPTER: CALVIN'S STORY

Calvin Owen, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen, who have three daughters.

Ever since he was young, his parents were workaholics. His sisters, Lisa and Beth, would always be in school during weekdays and spend time with their friends during weekends. It was only her sister, Lizbeth, the eldest one, who stayed by his side and gave him all the support he needed. With his sister, he felt loved.

His family owns a business, a jewelry store. It was his mother and sister's dream to have a jewelry store that their family owns. And so, his father worked hard to build the store.

The store made them distant from each other. It made them lose time for each other.

Which made them spend less quality time with each other.

Which made his parents argue all the time.

Which made his sisters rude and braggart.

Which made his family see the worth of money more than family.

His father built the store, which ruined their happy family.