— CARVER

TW: Postpartum Depression, Cheating, Divorce

Originally from London, England.

His parents had been trying for a baby for years before Wesley was born. Both of them buried themselves in their careers during the years of struggle. His arrival was celebrated, however, his parents attentions remained divided. In his younger years, Wes was raised by nannies instead of his parents.

Not long after his seventh birthday his father left the family. The man had been having an affair for years. That relationship had produced a second family. When forced to choose, he chose the other family.

The divorce was a miserable affair. Alexander made it clear he wasn’t going to be involved in Wesley’s life. Wesley’s last name was changed to his mother’s maiden name.

Juliet took her son and moved them across the Atlantic ocean, the two ended up in Vancouver after she accepted a position at a law firm.

At first, Wesley hated Vancouver and wanted nothing more than to return to his old life. He had a streak of bad behaviour, acting out in class and letting his grades tank.

Over the course of a year Wesley learned to accept his new life and even began to enjoy living in the town. Juliet got remarried, Wes got a step-brother, and then a little sister. Being a brother was a role he adored.

In High School Wes decided he wanted to be a lawyer just like his mama. He applied to University of Toronto and was accepted. At 18 he left Vancouver to move to Ontario. After completing undergraduate he went to Law School at U of T.

While in law school Wesley met who he thought was the love of his life, Maya. Wes fell in love with her hard and fast.

Not long after they finished their exams he proposed! The two moved in together, and were just starting their careers when they were hit with a massive curveball: Maya was pregnant.

The surprising news didn’t end there. As it turned out, they were having twins. Not long after the twins were born the cracks in the small family started showing. When the girls were four months old Maya called off the engagement, said she was leaving, and walked out the door.