"I never said I did. I only take an interest in why that bitch would go to any length trying hard to make the boss look like a fool in the presence of others." Linda said, avoiding gazes while she rushed to the table.She pulled a plate of meal herself and hurriedly began to munch."I just hate it when somebody comes up trying to take advantage when they are wrong."She faced Xander. "Tell me what exactly happened between the boss and that lady. How did the separation happen?" she inquired with a half-filled mouth.Xander as well sighed before he voiced. "She left because the boss was still poor and then she followed another man.""Ha…ha…" Surprisingly, Linda burst into laughter, startling everyone around."It's not funny, Linda." Xander voiced amidst the meal."Yeah, it is. Sorry, I laughed. Isn't it just funny? What century are we where women do not have a work of their own?""Just zip up now, Linda, The boss must not hear you speaking this way." Alaric cautioned."I get your point

"What do you mean, the search will be more? What else did you find out? You are obviously coming from Linda's room, so what did you find out in a few minutes?" Alaric asked."Well, first of all guys, Linda lost her parents… Yea, they died just like boss said, but speaking to her and getting full details, I did realise that it was way more than death in a motor accident." While the discussion was going on, Edwin had asked Draco to pour him more shots, and at a go, he had taken two shots. And his visions were somewhat blurry, displaying his subordinates in double."Why are you guys having two resemblances?" Edwin voiced pointing at them."Two resemblances?" They each looked at themselves. "Boss is really drunk… I hope he doesn't puke on the nice floored tiles?" Tony softly mumbled.Draco had equivalently taken four more at a go, and just as suggested that shots would even cause a drug lord to go tipsy, he finally was getting tipsy. "You think boss will be able to do this?" Alaric ask

Bonnie, the manager, was trying hard to make it seem as though Edwin was the wrong one. Considering the fact that she did want to make sure that Edwin was well humiliated, Freya, was not able to attend to other incoming customers, thereby causing a long queue."Please bear with us while we disgrace this thief and his gang outta here, setting them as a good example to others who find stealing quite pleasurable." Bonnie had addressed the new customers, after which she turned back to Edwin."Now, considering the instructions my receptionist issued at first, I would want all of you to leave, at this moment," Bonnie repeated, but then she suddenly stopped and said. "Or on second thought, I see how you guys seem to be hungry and you definitely want to feed here, so I'll give you the grace of sorting things out yourself."She turned to the receptionist before she said. "Freya, give them the list of customer requirements. Let them know of every level that exists. And then, let's see if they

"Wow, such a stressful day it was, but it was worth the stress all along," Xander said, falling into the seat the moment they got home."Yeah, it was worth it. I loved the way it turned out. I loved my boss's sense of judgement." Tony replied."I did too, just that I cringed when he mentioned locking up that bad-mouthed girl for three days with no food or water, I felt for her." Linda chipped in, but not until Edwin, Draco and Alaric strode in before they each went silent."Boss, that was brilliant, giving the lowlife an opportunity.""Yeah, sure. But no one is a low-life either. Opportunity separates us." Edwin responded. "Alaric, here, take this." he handed over the papers."Boss,""It's for you. You own it. I have enough to my name, I don't need more. So you can have it.""And here comes just another benevolent act." Linda voiced with a smile. "He is just tooooo benevolent," she said, stressing the o in the words."Thanks, boss. I appreciate this." Alaric was about to say more but

Perry's heart pounded hard wondering what would happen if Kimberly read the contract to the clause part. Their plans would be screwed and another opportunity of getting Kimberly to trust them might never be available anymore. Hence, Perry found his heart beating hard. It had never occurred to him that he would fret before a client, but here he was feeling scared before a client, but he tried not to show it, if not, Kimnerly was going to suspect foul play. After a few glances, Kimberly voiced with a smile. "Mr Rowland, this is lovely, I love the deals, and with this, we would have a long-lasting working relationship. I would like to have a meeting with the boss, perhaps it could be online." He apprehended his signature to the document. Perry took the documents, took a little glance at it before putting it into his bag. "It's fine, Mr. Van, I will make sure I pass the information to my boss. As regards the meeting, I'm sure, he would find something to do about it, and if it doesn't w