Satisfied With Love

Two weeks ago, Bradley Weber had a pretty decent life, which he couldn't complain about… too much. His girlfriend is elusive, but he avoids it. He couldn't find this girl spinning her accessories by herself. He has a job, but his boss is a real jerk and that's the best way to deal with it. He has a lot of friends, men and women, but he always wants more in life, just like everyone else.

Brad is a pretty smart guy, even though he never wants to know why. He realizes that he's smart, getting that from his father. Brad graduated from high school a year earlier and attended Stanford University as part of a business studies program. He earned a master's degree in commerce in just four years and was hired by a consulting firm in his hometown of Raleigh, TN, a suburb of Memphis. He had been working there for almost a year when it happened.

His father was a civil engineer in electronic design working for the United States Navy in Millington, not far north. Because he is an extremely intelligent person, he has won many awards and patents for several electronic devices that he designed for military use. He is about to retire for about 10 years and seems happy with his life, with his wife and only child. Speaking of his wife, she's a teacher in Raleigh and smart as hell. She enjoys teaching her first and second years and is also about to retire in about ten years.

Brad goes to work on the day his current life ends. It took a whole new turn, a turn he never would have expected in a million years. He annoyed him for about 15 minutes when a lawyer visited him at work. He told her things he couldn't believe. The lawyer told him he had been adopted, then told him that his biological father had passed away recently. He also told her that her biological mother had passed away just over two years after she was born from a fatal car accident with a drunk driver.

Brad is also known to have two older sisters. Everything the lawyer told him had legal documents to prove everything he was told.

However, Brad must get verification from his mother and father before he can believe all that the lawyer says, evidence or not. He was heartbroken when his father verified his adoption. He sat back in his chair, not sure if he felt anything other than the first twenty-three years of his life were a joke to him.

Brad knows his biological father, Danny Packard. He happened to follow him on the business news as he built his empire, but never met him.

It turns out Brad is the eldest of three siblings, 23 years old, and they are about a year apart in age. Peggy Gray is the youngest brother and Stacy Capone is the middle sister.

By the time Brad learned he had sisters, he also knew that they had inherited a company his biological father had built over the years. Brad knows the Empire, but not his sisters. When their Father died, he left everything to the three of them. The lawyer also told him that from that point on he and his sisters were already billionaires.

During his meeting with his lawyer, he explained to Brad that his next job was to meet his sisters. Her life changed dramatically that day. The lawyer handed him a large pile of cash, totaling $10,000, and told him not to spend it all in one place, with a smirk, a credit card, and a few other knick-knacks to keep. reflects his new billionaire status.

His job at the consulting firm is done. All Brad did was pack up, say goodbye to him, and he was gone. Lawyers took care of all other details. Brad later discovers that his biological father owns the consulting firm that Brad works for.

The lawyer stayed with him as the driver took them wherever they needed to go for the rest of the day. Brad reckons he'll take care of his car and apartment later on.

He bought designer clothes from a list his lawyer gave him and went to expensive restaurants for the first time in his life. They are joined by the driver, who is actually his bodyguard. They then boarded a private jet, flew to the Virgin Islands, and then to his father's private island by helicopter, a luxury helicopter.

When her sisters arrived, they chose to travel to their private island by boat. Arrival time was about an hour apart, so upon arrival Brad was driven to the pier to wait for the sisters while speaking with an attorney. His name is Craig Alden and he has been a senior advisor to the company for eighteen years.

When his sisters arrive, Brad introduces himself to Peggy, then Stacy, after which he slips and falls into the sea. It's fun. They didn't have much time to talk, but managed to get the basics out of the way before they were drawn into reading their Father's will. They are taken to the main building, which will be their new home. They were in awe of its exterior when they left the SUV. They are overwhelmed with the luxury of their new home and it seems that the staff are doing everything for you, including breathing. It was a bit overwhelming for them.

They were escorted to a meeting room where Craig Alden, the company's senior adviser, reviewed the will and explained the details. It took several hours and it was overwhelming for the three of them. They finally got out of it.

As they survive the sudden information storm...the adoption, the death of both parents and siblings, the lawyer tells them that the Empire they're now worth an estimated $800 billion la. The new owners were blown away.

The Packard Empire has a total of thirty companies residing in six countries that speak four different languages with a total of more than 10,000 employees worldwide. Another shock to the record books. Brad's biggest concern isn't his billionaire status, but his incredible responsibility to keep the Empire going.

Surviving this, they are introduced to their own executive assistants. Brad is introduced to Kristi Miner, a hot, innocent and cute girl her age. She is the oldest in the arsenal of five executive assistants. Stacy is introduced to HOT-looking Hispanic Anita Martinez and Peggy is introduced to Rick Akins, a young man with fire in his stomach to do good. The other two additional assistants are Jeni Gilbert and Scott Remson.

The task assigned to the assistants was to show them their apartment and all the amenities of the island. It took the rest of the day until dinner.

The main building has four floors and on the fourth floor there are three large suites, each 2450 square feet wide, 35 feet wide by 70 feet long, all occupying the entire fourth floor. There is a balcony that stretches across the ground approximately approx. 10 feet. In fact, each floor has a surrounding balcony. The suites are huge and have all the luxuries you can think of. The West view overlooks a large pool and other buildings and gives them incredible sunset views. The view from the east gives them a view of the beautiful sunrise.

On the first floor there is a movie room, several conference rooms and business suites, a large dining room, a living room where there are plenty of computers and business phones and everything you would expect from a luxury house. On the island there is a four-lane bowling alley, medical facility, stylist, tennis court, volleyball court, lacrosse court, gym with personal trainer, pack bike, watercraft, fast boat, everything. Even those not mentioned.

Suites has all the luxury amenities a billionaire would expect. Because they're not used to being billionaires, they're a bit overwhelmed. The bathroom was amazing with lots of sinks, tub, jacuzzi, shower, even toilet and bidet. Lighting in the suite is projected from the floor and ceiling. The walk-in closet is as large as two bathrooms. This place is immaculately intact and the living space is large. It has everything that anyone could expect in a luxury home.

After finishing the tour, impressed by the way, all sat down to have dinner. They were introduced to Island Manager, Charles Woodson, and Island Doctor, Terry Philips, Empire Senior Counsel Craig Alden and two other Empire Attorneys on temporary contracts, and Island Security Director Jesse Barr .