When the police found Peter Scholes unconscious on the ground under a railway bridge. He was dressed in an expensive grey suit with an equally expensive silk shirt, but no tie. His hand made black leather slip on shoes, like the rest of his outfit smelt of money. Though he had no watch, wallet or credit cards. There was a white mark on his finger that suggested he had worn a wedding ring, but nothing to identify him. He had no injuries that suggested he had been attacked. It was a mystery. Now several months later despite appeals on local television and in the newspapers, no one had identified him. Neither had any man of his description been reported missing. When finally his memory had started to return, there was much in his life he would have preferred to forget. Including why he had been abandoned.