Justin woke up with the sun in his eyes as rays from the fiery orange ball shot through the window. A wide glass window. It was especially worse that he was now living in a penthouse so he was at the topmost part of a building, overlooking the city. The sun was sure to be the brightest on that level.He felt uncomfortable as he combed his hair with his fingers. He could not exactly tell why he felt so; perhaps it was the sun blazing on his face, or the fact that his life had changed so rapidly it was hard to keep up. He could not decide which of them. The only thing he could tell was that he was uncomfortable. In his head, a little voice kept telling him that there was something he was forgetting, but remembering this thing in particular, proved harder than waking up.He pulled himself out of bed and walked across the room to his bathroom where he picked up a toothbrush and began brushing his teeth. Above his head, on the wall was a wall clock. His view made contact with it and he im

Justin really had himself caught in a sticky situation. He was used to the name calling by his former boss, Bruce, but seeing Lilly throw harsh words his way was another form of nightmare. One that he found that he could not simply wake up from.He stood there and listened to all of them insult him. One after the other. He wished to speak sometimes but even if he could say anything, he would merely just be talked over. It was his fault to have ever forgotten his premium card. "What are you thinking now, huh? Do you think that by mere standing there you would be able to wish yourself out of this situation? Huh? Answer me, you poser!" Bruce continued to chastise him. "Mr. Justin or whatever you may wish to call yourself, please pay up," the cashier coerced. "You are keeping a lot of customers waiting. Are you not tired of standing there? Please I barely have time for any of this, pay up, or the security guards will come over here and toss you out.""Can you freaking do what she asks y

Once Bruce heard Justin's threats, he burst into another fit of laughter. His voice was heard by the staff. They all turned to look at him. Lilly joined as well."What on earth do you really think you are, Justin? Answer me. It seems you might really not be alright up there." Bruce slandered him, making Lilly laugh harder than she had been laughing.Justin turned to him again. "I have told you, Bruce. Get lost. You do not know me or know what I am capable of. Let me be. I don't have business with you. I have business with the cashier. You must not seek to make a joke out of everything every damn time.”"Bruce can say whatever he wants to say," Lilly cut in sharply. "As long as it stops you from deceiving more innocent people like the good people who work here. You do not have the right to tell him what and what not to say, you poser.""I have never seen a man as broke as you are, threaten to fire the staff," the Cashier started. "It just shows how much of an insane human being you ar

The security guards had no qualms this time around on tossing Justin out. As long as it had already been established that he had no ties to the manager of any sort. They were angry, pissed that he played them for fools, threatening by all he could, when he couldn't possibly do anything, that they would lose their jobs. Both men seized Justin by both arms. He did not struggle, although it showed on his face that he detested being carried around like they were doing to him."You oaf," one of the security guards cursed."You're lucky we were not instructed to beat you up," the other one snarled menacingly with a frown and a glare from the side of his eyes. "You're lucky that the manager is not a bad person. I would have given you the beating you deserve. After talking all that shit about getting us fired. You really deserve to get beaten, you piece of scum.”Justin was not concerned about their words and whatever they had to say. He glared only at the manager. "You will regret this," h

"Yes, how may I help you?" The Cashier asked, her face in a frown wondering if she had gotten herself more weirdos as customers once more."Not much," one of the men said in response. "We are here to shut down the boutique. Drogonuv is shutting it down due to its bankruptcy." The Cashier couldn't believe her ears. It seemed it was from one problem to another. Today, it seemed, was cursed with the high chance of coming across weird men with an absurd level of audacity."What?" She asked, trying to clarify her hearing, but before she could complete her words the men had begun to announce to the populace in the boutique that they were closing the place down.Bruce and Lilly were just as shocked, both holding bags of clothing in their hands. "Who are these ones now?" Bruce complained, feeling tired already of the strung out day."The Leanne Boutique is now the sole property of the Drogonuv, we advice that all of you in here should leave. We are shutting this place down.""Are you sure