Chapter 9 - Justice and HealingWith Benson and Diana behind bars awaiting trial without bail, Henry officially resumed his role as CEO of Clark Harbor Development.
Over the next three months, the dark clouds that had hung over Henry's life completely dissipated. He continued his physical therapy religiously, moving from a cane to walking completely unassisted.
Yet, despite his return to corporate power and immense wealth, Henry spent less time in the boardroom and more time at home.
The mansion, once a cold museum of grief, was now bright, warm, and alive.
One sunny Saturday afternoon, Henry hosted a grand backyard party at the estate. The gardens were filled with flowers, balloons, and laughter. Children ran across the green lawn, while Arthur served grilled burgers and fresh lemonade.
Henry stood on the patio, wearing a comfortable sweater and jeans, watching Eli and Maddie chase a puppy he had bought for them last week.
Leah walked out from the house, carrying a tray of fresh fruit.
Henry walked up to her, effortlessly taking the tray from her hands and setting it on a table. He reached out, gently clasping her hands in his.
"You're not working today, Leah," Henry said with a soft smile.
Leah looked at him, amused. "I'm your caregiver, Henry. It's my job."
"Not anymore," Henry replied gently.
May you like
Leah's heart skipped a beat. "What do you mean?"
Henry reached into his pocket and pulled out a small velvet box.
