Sarah Clark
Is money really the root of all evil, or just an excuse for undeserved power? Jaden Brinks began his life amongst the ranks of the middle-class. He was forced to endure both verbal and physical abuse from a club-footed alcoholic father. Jaden swore to himself that he would not follow in his father’s footsteps. Jaden desperately wanted to help his fellow man and pursued interests in the medical field. Jaden Brinks was a highly intelligent man with an excellent business sense. Shortly after graduating from the University of New Hampshire with a Bachelor’s Degree in business, from his kitchen he created a surgical tray that revolutionized operating room procedures across the world. Within 10 years his self-made company was netting $20 million a year. He was a compassionate and caring man to his employees often paying huge medical bills or loaning money for a down payment on a home. His employees loved him! The business world loved him! He was highly respected in all circles. Something happened along the way. Was it the money that changed Jaden Brinks into a revengeful murderer; or was it his ever-present lurking dark side?
