Kevin had barely stepped foot inside when he heard his name. “Kevin,” a loud voice said. Kevin turned to see a young looking man, walking towards him with annoyance plastered on his face.“I knew you would be the one.”Kevin searched his body for a tag, something that would tell him who he was.“I'm Garrett, the manager.”OhGarrett narrowed his eyes at him "Where have you been?" Kevin took in a deep breath “I had something urgent to take care of. I’m sorry I had to step out.”“Something urgent?” Garrett shrieked “Do you think this is some casual day job you can walk out of whenever it pleases you? You were hired to be here. All day. Not to waltz out because you suddenly have something more important.”Kevin tried to control his emotions, clenching his fists by his sides. Perhaps Ellen had told him something about him. “I understand, sir. It won’t happen again.”Garrett scoffed “You’re on thin ice, Kevin. Do you even realize how lucky you are to be here? You’re practically replacea

Kevin was slouched in the surveillance room chair, feeling like time was crawling by. The room was silent except for the low sound coming from the monitors. Each monitor showed scenes of nothing more interesting than empty hallways, quiet parking lots, and the occasional maintenance worker.He tapped his fingers against the desk, yawning. It had been hours since he’d had a reason to move from his seat, and he was trying to fight sleep when he heard a faint knock on the door.He straightened up, feeling curious. The door opened and Mia walked in. Just seeing her standing there felt like a burst of light in his dull evening.He grinned widely “Mia! Hey!” Kevin was happy that she’d taken the time to see him. But Mia’s expression was unreadable. Her face was set in her usual cold mask. She didn't even acknowledge his enthusiasm.. “Kevin,” she said dryly “it’s time to go home.”Kevin’s smile faded slightly as he heard her tone. He shifted in his chair, looking around the room, almost li

Kevin woke up the next morning feeling exhausted. His body ached due to the fight yesterday. Still, he couldn't dwell on it too much. He had a lot of things to do today. He had a new company to bring to life and standards to set—and he wouldn’t tolerate mediocrity from anyone. He had worked too hard for this. After showering and getting drrssed, he grabbed his phone and called Jake, asking him to come pick him up.Fifteen minutes later, Jake arrived, and as Kevin climbed into the passenger seat, Jake greeted him with his usual happy energy."Good morning, sir," he said with a smile as he pulled into the road.“Morning, Jake.” Kevin rubbed his forehead, feeling a slight headache “Let’s go over the furniture situation at the new office. Did you do the report I asked you for on the faulty chairs and desks?”Jake nodded “Yes, I’ve got everything you requested. We inspected the entire floor, and I’ve included details on any broken furniture. I also have recommendations on furniture suppli

Kevin entered his office, feeling exhausted already. The day was even more stressful than he imagined. He sat down and took a moment to go through the list Amy had left on his desk. It was a list of things they needed in the company. The items were carefully organized. Each item had notes of adjustments needed to improve the company’s structure and operations. He made notes on the areas that needed immediate attention. As Kevin sat there, his mind raced with a thousand questions. He wondered how he could transform the place into something far more successful. He had huge plans for this place and he knew he had to work hard to make those plans come true. A knock at the door interrupted his thoughts. Amy entered, looking slightly uncomfortable. “Excuse me, sir,” she said, “someone’s here to see you.”Kevin looked at her, tilting his head. He wasn't expecting anyone. So, who could it be? “Who is it?” he asked. “His name is Anthony,” Amy said "I don't know who he is. Honestly, I've n

Alessia stepped into the spacious house. The place was beautiful and sun lit. She was immediately captivated by how beautiful the space was. Large windows filled each room with natural light, and every corner seemed designed to feel welcoming. She took her time moving through each room. She pictured Howard and Irene here, living comfortably. They deserved it. They deserved to be happy. They'd faced a lot of hardships recently. She smiled as she thought of how excited they would be.Without another second of hesitation, Alessia took out her phone and dialed Kevin.“Hello, boss,” she greeted when he picked up "I found it—the perfect house for Howard and Irene."“That’s great to hear. Do you think it’ll suit their needs?”“Absolutely. It’s in a safe area, plenty of room, good schools nearby… They’re going to love it. It’s exactly what they need to rebuild.”“Then go ahead and make the payment. And make sure they’re moved in as soon as possible. Is it in the OK Harbour Residential area?”