The lack of Roger Jackson was beginning to be a problem and Milton didn’t like a minute of it. You might think the employees were friends with him. If Milton didn’t know better, he might have accused Roger of speaking to them behind his back. Nonetheless, he didn’t let their talk worsen his mood. Tiwari narrowed his eyes at the employees inside the lift, and they gave him a strange expression.Tiwari practically shoved the employees out of the lift the moment it stopped. Ascending, he grabbed Milton’s arms, “I never get you. We should have used the executive lift.”“Something tells me my reply won’t do shit,” Milton replied, trying hard not to tell Tiwari he was getting angrier too.“Well, we will make them know who you are.” Tiwari’s responded curtly. Milton nodded. Earlier, on the way back from East National Prison to Jackson Co., Milton received a call from Bryson, claiming he had some new report to tell him and if he didn’t mind, he should drop by. Seeing how Bryson has been b

While Gabe Glen was at Red Jones’ office, Colton was at Red Jones’ parents farm. He was welcome because he came here in the name of offering support on farm machineries. They were not hopeless as he thought, they were just excited at the thought of going to inform their friends who weren’t as loaded as them. As the meeting came to an end, Red Jones’ parents promised to call them as soon as possible. Colton left, smiling broadly. Step one was over and it wouldn't take longer before they had Red’s parents where they wanted. Colton planned on sabotaging Milton’s investment on Red. And doing so, he thought of using Red’s parents. After all, they were not only Red’s parents but also, the same people who were supplying Red. But was it going to be easy? Were Jones’ parents going to step in to help their son just because Colton said so.The plan was pretty simple, on the third meeting, Colton was going to inform Red’s parents that Milton was bad news and they had to return Red the money

“I love how close we have gotten. You know, just taking trips speaks more.” Tiwari joked, his mouth close to Milton’s ear. Yes, Milton has spoken to him severally about boundaries but Tiwari didn’t think he would ever follow it.He felt bad knowing Brianna left him in the middle of nowhere leading him to end up in the orphanage. Tiwari wanted to protect him in order to avoid any unforeseen predicament. Milton on the other hand was thinking what his uncle told him. Everything from the beginning came back, the fact that his uncle had lied when he said things hadn’t been okay after the death of his parents, and was why he didn’t search for him. Roger Jackson lied, he was the reason Milton was lost and, if there hadn’t been any changes in the will, Milton was a hundred percent sure his uncle wouldn’t seek him. For all he knows, he was going to enter any college, suffer, drop out, and then do menial jobs and lead a screwed-up life. Lucinda’s voice came into his mind and he knew, if he

This week, Natalie was on a roll. She was doing things that would have surprised her best friends, well, the problem was, she had none. Back at college, she was the definition of a mean girl and recently, she cut out all of them, after all, nothing useful has been out of it. And since the same applied to the interns, since she didn’t form any special bond with them as she had been busy making up things about Milton, and claiming she was from a prestige family, they were not her friends either. The interns noticed her demeanor change but they didn’t get around to asking. Natalie could be anything she wanted to be and no one would do anything. As for now, she was unapproachable. Most of the interns have realized her absence at their corner office and if she hadn’t been summoned by Mr. Genya frequently, they would have thought Natalie have quit. Natalie finished compiling a report Mr. Genya asked her and rose to stretch. She had been at it for the past three hours, not talking to any

Milton didn’t leave his uncle’s side the whole day. Anyone might have thought they have been close. “Get better soon, uncle,” Milton whispered while removing a strand of hair from his uncle’s face. Sighing, he pulled away.“No. Where is he? I must apologize. Please, I need to see him.” Milton scoffed, wishing he heard the wrong thing. Because one, he informed Tiwari he didn’t want anyone to know who was at the hospital and which one, and secondly, how could he come here when he didn’t do what he was supposed to do? Wasn’t it only yesterday he respectably told him to handle his son?“I will be right back,” Milton said and left. Outside, Tiwari held Mr. Glen, seeing Milton he mumbled, “I swear I will have to deal with you.”“Tiwari, let him go,” Milton said. Glen dropped to his knees and began begging Milton. Milton brushed it off and told him to leave and made sure he didn’t tell anyone. Upon his eyes meeting Tiwari, Tiwari knew immediately what he was about to ask.“I will figure