The CEO's Forbidden Desire

Tiana's POV

I plopped down on my couch as I ended the call with the wedding dress designer and let out a sigh. Today had been a really stressful day. Madison, my twin sister, would be getting married tomorrow and I had been handling most of the preparations. 

Maddie had always wanted a big wedding but the circumstances called for a really small one. She was getting married to the most eligible bachelor in New York, who also happened to be my boss, Seth Berkley. It was crazy how they met a few weeks ago at a bar and they were already getting married. 

Seth was a billionaire who should obviously spend a lot of money on his wedding. I knew there was more to their story but Maddie said she wasn't allowed to tell me.

I strolled to my kitchen for a cup of water while waiting for my sister to get back home. My phone started to ring so I went back to the living room to get it. Tonight was gonna be a long one.

I saw that it was Maddie calling so I picked the call, there was noise at the other end so I had to put the call on speaker.

"Maddie, where are you? It's getting late."

"Ms. Tiana, I'm calling from Olive hospital. Ms. Madison has been involved in an accident."

My heart instantly dropped. The words didn't compute. Accident? The world titled, I quickly held on to the couch in front of me for support. 

"What! Oh my God, what happened?" I choked out as my body began to shake. I grabbed my car key and shoes as the caller explained that she was hit by a drunk driver. I ended the call and raced to the hospital, not even caring that I could also get involved in an accident with the speed I was driving at. 

I prayed to God that nothing bad would happen to Maddie as I ran to the receptionists, who all stared at me with some weird look on their faces.

"Maddison Palmer, she was rushed here a few minutes ago." I explained to them.

"She is now in the ICU." One of them pointed down the hallway and I bolted without even saying thanks. 

Just as I got in front of the ICU, I saw Seth already standing there. He didn't look like the impeccably tailored CEO I usually saw at work, he looked terrified with his shirt wrinkled beneath the expensive blazer he wore. 

His brown hair was disheveled as if he had run his hand through it a couple of times and his face was pulled into a frown. 

Looking at him made my heart constrict in my chest. I wasn't sure I would be able to bear it if something terrible happened to Maddie.

"How is my sister? Is she doing alright?" I asked, turning to the transparent glass in front of me that showed everyone in the intensive care unit. I didn't