Bob and Dylan had believed that Todd would influence his father in paying part of the company's revenue into the account Bob gave to Todd the other day. They were surprised that ever since Bob gave Todd the account details, the account had not been credited by Mr Smith. Bob was the man Todd saw wearing a mask and standing beside his car one evening; he was the one who threatened Todd to ask his father to send part of Pen and Rescue's revenue into an account monthly."We've resigned from work for up to a month now, and the jobs we've been able to find since then have been nothing but low-status jobs. We cannot continue to sit and watch the Johnsons' family treat us this way. We must do something very quickly," Dylan said."Yes, Dylan. We must," Bob responded. While the both of them were still deliberating on what to do next, Bob broke the silence. "I think I know what to do," Bob told his brother, and then he whispered something into his ears. Dylan nodded at what his brother had w

Todd went to visit his father during the weekend."Dad, I just think you should send some of the company's revenue to that account to avoid further harassment," Todd told his Dad. "No, Todd. I do not agree with you. I'm sure the police will fish out whoever is behind this. So there's no cause for alarm," Mr Smith said. "I understand, Dad. But up till now, the culprits are yet to be found. That's the more reason why I think we should tread carefully," Todd advised.On hearing this, Mr Smith sighed and there was a brief moment of silence between the two before he spoke up. "Are you trying to say that I should send part of the company's revenue to some stranger I do not know of?" Mr Smith asked, looking at his son in bewilderment. "Yes, Dad. Yes, if sending it will avoid regrets..." "Don't be a coward, son," Mr Smith interrupted. "I'm not a coward, Dad! I'm only doing this for my safety and...yours too.What if they attack you, just because you refused to yield to their demands?" Tod

"I'm not happy about the death of those two men. They were valuable assets to this company, so the news of their death affected me a great deal," Mr Allison told his manager friend, Mr Leonard, who had come to visit him at his office. Mr Leonard was the manager of a neighbouring company to "The Class of Verity." He visited "The Class of Verity" to drop an invitation letter for the staff to attend a conference he organised; so he decided to take the opportunity to see Mr Allison at his office. "It's so unfortunate. However, I want you to be strong at this time, and you need to be positive-minded because of the company. It's only a matter of time, applications will soon be rolling in for the position of the CEO," Mr Leonard assured. "Thanks, friend. Just recently, I haven't been able to take my mind off Michael. If he were a responsible son, he would be where I am at the moment; but anytime, I put him in this position..." "grinnn.....nnn..." a phone began to ring interrupting their

Logan had been in the hospital for months. There were complications from the injury he sustained the day he was beaten by Michael's thugs, so he needed to spend more time at the hospital.The board had decided to elect a new CEO for "The Class of Verity", and Michael was aware of it.He believed that it was an opportunity for him to finally become the CEO of 'The Legends' which he had always looked forward to. Jakes was not a member of the board of trustees of the company, since he was an overseer of several companies and he had other responsibilities. That was the more reason why he put a lot into Logan's care. Logan acted both as the overseer and the CEO of "The Legends."Applications were flowing in both within and outside the company for the position of CEO, and Michael was amongst those who applied. However, he wasn't selected in the long run. The new CEO who was finally considered had more qualifications and experience than the others.When Michael discovered this, he was ver

Mrs Allison had been away from home since the time she discovered that her husband was being threatened by text messages. "Paul, I'm here again. But why have you been threatening my husband with those dangerous text messages?" Mrs Allison asked her lover, Paul Felix. Paul had been Mrs Allison's lover ever before she got married to Mr Allison. Mrs Allison would have married Paul if he was rich enough to take care of her, but he was not."What text messages are you talking about? I didn't send any text messages to your husband," Paul said. Mrs Allison had believed that it was Paul who sent text messages to her husband because she refused to heed his request of coming over to his place for the past month. Mrs Allison usually spent time with him anytime her husband travelled on his frequent business trips, and recently, Mr Allison had not been able to travel on his trips because of the recent happenings at "The Class of Verity." "He has been receiving some threatening text messages re