Adam had dreamed of this moment for decades. When he heard Captain Edward Blair’s name on the plane’s intercom, he stayed behind—just to see the brother who’d abandoned him.
“You chose a rich family over me,” Adam spat as Edward stared in shock.
Edward had believed their mother left them for good. He never knew she’d returned, heartbroken to find him gone. Now, seeing her in Adam’s crumbling home, he was overwhelmed with guilt.
“I’m moving to France,” Edward admitted weakly.
Adam scoffed. “Typical.”
But Edward couldn’t leave. Days later, he bought the house next door, bringing his wife and daughter to meet the family he’d lost.
At first, Adam resisted. But watching Edward care for their mother softened his anger. When Edward helped him propose to his girlfriend, Adam finally understood—his brother had come home to make things right.
