“Drive me to The Chandeleer Hotel,” Marcus said. “I'll be staying there from now.” The last part of the sentence was the main part. It was what shocked Hunchi too. His boss had asked him if he had dropped off the clothes they had bought earlier today at the Krafth mansion.he had told him that he had not reached the mansion yet. So, the clothes were still behind the boot of this car. Now, he told him, that he was going to be staying in the hotel from now. “Also,” Marcus said. “Place a call to the manager of the hotel telling him to be expecting us very soon.” “I don't want to be put through any hassle when I get over there,” Marcus said. Judging from how his young master sounded, the fact that he was already tired when he was going to his house, and how he sounded now, it showed that he was extremely stressed right now. However, Huncho was in no position to ask him what exactly had happened. He just kept on driving. Huncho remembered Richard's car th

Luke Browning was the manager of the Chandeleer hotel. He was a short over faulty balding fat man. He was a man who had been at this job for almost twenty years. Luke was a person who had been performing brilliantly over the years. The staff liked him because he was not wicker, rather, he was really nice. Luke knew when to be serious. He knew when to joke and when not to. Luke was decidedly one of the most important persons in the Krafth Empire in Edinburgh. This was noted when he was informed about Marcus and who he was. When last he had seen Juliet, his boss's daughter, she had informed him about Marcus, and of course instructed him not to tell anyone about Marcus, at least not yet. Luke had gone to see Juliet when she was last in town, this was so he could make available a good suite for Belle, Marcus's secretary. So, when Huncho called him to notify him about the pending arrival of Marcus, he was shocked. There was not enough time, he thought im

Marcus had just woken up. His head was still processing everything that had happened during the day. His experience in one day felt like a whole movie one would have gone to a cinema to watch. Marcus's days had started off bad. He had been shot at at an ambush set against his life. In fact, he would have lost his life if it was not for a young man, Stephen, who acted as a spy in The Banks’s business in Edinburgh. Stephen had learnt of the plan to kill Marcus last minute. He could not call anybody and went directly to the point of ambush to save him. After that, Marcus had gone to get new clothes after realizing how bad he looked after the shoot out. He had not gotten any new clothes for years now, and after he realized the position he now held, and the interview he gave to the people of The Blaze magazine the other day, he realized he needed new clothes. Marcus had gone to the biggest store in Edinburgh,and found out that it was owned and managed by h

After the previous night's incident, Selena and Mabel were called into their boss's office. Mr Browning of course had figured out what had happened. Mr Browning got to the lobby and immediately understood the scene. After he was done with Marcus for the night, he called both of them over. They were both afraid. Was today going to be the end of their work in this place? They both walked slowly to his office, while pondering about the consequences of their actions. When they got inside, Mr Browning, being the nice person they knew, only berated them. He warned them about doing such a thing again. Even if the person that had come was not that important, any and every customer of the hotel was important. After getting an earful without being sacked, they both thanked their boss, and promised not to repeat anything like that in the future. Luke looked at the girls as they left his office sheepishly. The amount of time he had used grilling them was over thirt

Luiz had gotten to work that day really early. He was surprised when he got there and met Dominic. Out of their group of friends, Dominic was considered the weirdest. He never got to work early, he mostly refrained from conversations with people too. Luiz had decided to come to work early today with the hope of getting new information from the secret spy who dropped a letter for them yesterday. He had left home early, parked his car and walked to his office. Luiz did not meet anybody on his way. When he got to his office, he was shocked to see the door open. Even though the key to the office was given to his friends and their secretary, it did not seem likely it was one of them who was around at that time. Luiz walked inside. Their secretary of course was not there. That was surprising in itself. He had thought, if it was anybody who would come this early it would have been the secretary. Luiz walked toward, into his office that he shared with h