Rewritten by Our Reunion

Five years ago Raina went into labour at a hospital in the countryside. Julian waited outside the delivery room and was told she was bleeding heavily and had lost consciousness. He told the doctors to keep the mother alive whatever happened, though Raina herself, just before she went under, had begged them to save the child. Her blood type was rare and the hospital had none of it in stock. Julian's matched, and he gave enough of his own blood to bring her through. She had been carrying twins, a boy and a girl. When it was over only the boy was alive. Julian had barely taken that in when Raina's father, Henry Shaw, arrived, took Raina and the baby boy away with him, and told Julian to disappear for good. That was the first Julian knew of his wife being the daughter of a billionaire. As the Shaw cars were pulling out, a nurse ran up to say the girl had survived after all. Julian picked the baby up and ran after the car so that Raina would at least know her daughter was alive. Raina, half awake in the back seat, heard the impact when Julian was hit by a car on the road. She was taken back to the Shaw house. She believed Julian and the girl were both dead, and she put everything she had into the boy and spoiled him. Julian had made a pair of safety locks for the twins before they were born, and the one she still had was the only thing of his she kept. Five years on she travels back to the countryside to pay her respects to the two she thinks she lost, and runs into Julian and their daughter there.