Cracks Beneath the Surface
Marco had built Christian Industries from nothing. His father had abandoned him at twelve, and from that moment, Marco swore he would never be left again. While other boys played, he worked, studied, and planned. By twenty-five, he already owned three companies. By thirty-five, he married Jenny Neil, a beautiful brunette from a modest family who seemed enchanted by his success.
The early years were golden. Jenny was his warmth against the chill of ambition. They had Casey, bought the Bellevue mansion, and became the image of the American dream. But comfort grew stale, and in silence, betrayal found its way in.
