Mr Thompson is seated in his office, reviewing a stack of documents left by his daughter Christie. They're all prepared; he just needs to sign them. He smiles, acknowledging the excellent work she has done. She's very good at what she does, and that fills him with pride. However, it irks him that she would abandon everything just to be with her brother. He muses that even if they were identical twins, they couldn't be closer.

Now, who shall he leave in charge of the company to address his son's issue? Could it be true that his son is legally married to the Sardinos' daughter? And those children that were...