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His Legacy Threats
Steven’s mum was shocked by her son’s decision. She could barely think straight considering how much he hated his dad’s business. She visited him two days later with a box of chocolate.“Did you summon the boys yet?” He asked, ignoring the box of chocolates she brought.“Why do you want to do this?” His mother was unimpressed. “Do what?” She sat on his office couch and crossed her legs. “You have a child to think about. Do you want to raise her in a toxic environment the way your father did?”Steven raised his brow nonchalantly.“I know what I am doing.”“You do not know what you are doing. This impulsive decision can make your daughter hate you.”“What daughter?” Steven frowned. “Bonnie? I have got no time for an infant now. I am working on ways to rebuild my reputation.”“So your reputation is more important than Bonnie.”Steven was bored of the conversation.“Please get me the documents and summon the men. I need to see them.” He arranged some files on his table and placed them
His Legacy You are fired
(VICKY Third Person POV)Vicky paced about the clinic corridor in a panic. Shehas been unable to get a grip of herself since she saw Bonnie’s state. The baby was pale, cold ...she wasn’t freaking moving. “Vicky calm down,” Donald hated her restlessness. She wasn’t making him feel better either. She transferred her frustration to him, making them tremble like chickens. “Please, just be patient.”“I cannot be patient!” She lashed at him in tears. “I can’t be patient. Her father will kill me, Donald. Do you not understand? Her father will end my life with his stupid gun!”Donald was surprised by her words. “He will do what?” He asked standing up from where he sat. Vicky realized she spoke too much and took back her words. “Nothing. He won’t do such thing.”She folded her arms and continued to pace around. Her husband wasn’t ready to believe her. He grabbed her and forcefully sat her down. “Repeat what you said, Vicky. You said that man will do what?”Telling Donald of Steven’s ange
His Legacy Here is the problem
Vicky walked out of the clinic ward and shut the door. She totally expected his reaction anyway, I mean, she has already thought of quitting, right? She gave her husband a brief hug, trying to control her emotions. He kissed her hair softly. “It is fine. You did the right thing. We will make our own child soon.” She gazed into his eyes for a short while, before walking out with him. They got into the car and he started the engine. Her mood was still damp. He could tell she wasn’t ready to leave Bonnie yet.“When you went in there, how was she?” Donald asked. “She is feeling better now.” She confessed. Donald smiled. “That’s good then! Why is your face so damp? You should be happy you are leaving that toxic house.”“It is not about the father!” She argued. “When it comes to that child, you shouldn’t think about the dad. You should think about the girl. Her father doesn’t care about her much. He doesn’t even know her. He won’t take good care of her.”“Baby, that is their family’s p
His Legacy Burn the world for you
Steven tapped his phone against his chin, wondering how to get Vicky back. The lady wasn’t picking up her calls, nor was he sure where she was living. Since her husband came around, she moved into her marital home with him. No one knew where she was. Steven turned back to Bonnie who slept soundly on his bed, before walking to his office to get Anita’s earrings. He gave it a short look, before picking his phone to call Rodriguez. “Yeah, boss,” Rodriguez sounded enthusiastic to speak to him. “Rodriguez, I need your help with something,” he began, caressing the earrings in his hands. “My daughter’s nanny ran away from here and I need you to search for her and bring her forcefully. I do not care if you kidnap her while she is shopping or whatever.”Rodriguez was shocked. “You want me to kidnap someone?” “Yes, I am sure you heard that clearly. Bring her forcefully here and silence her husband if he tries to stop you.” Rodriguez was quiet. Steven groaned and replaced the earrings back
His Legacy Lady of Virtues
Vicky entered her house putting up a fake smile. Donald was searching the house for something. He furiously flung the sofa pillows and put his hand through the cracks. “What are you looking for?” She asked. He looked tense and helpless. “Have you seen a ring?” He didn’t bother to look at her face. “Our wedding ring?” She asked with arched brows. “No, not that.” He looked pissed now. “I am looking for another ring. A very expensive diamond ring.”She couldn’t believe he had something so expensive. They weren’t that rich to afford such. Where did he get such a huge amount of money?“Where did you get such a ring?” She questioned. “We are still trying to get ourselves together here.”“Vicky stop asking me stupid questions and help me find that ring!” “No, Donald! I won’t help you find any ring!” She snapped furiously. “I cannot believe you were already married before you married me. Does that mean I was never your wife all along?”Donald was tremendously shocked by her words. “Vick
His Legacy Getting Superior
Steven gave his men a heads up and pointed towards a fence owned by the Red Pills Ventures. He couldn’t believe he was finally facing the company physically. The same company his father looked forward in seeing. Unfortunately, the old man was long dead. Red Pills Ventures hadbarely been in operation for a month, but Steven could tell it got massive money laundering wealth. The companies blew more than any company he knew. He wasn’t sure what voodoo magic they used. But that voodoo magic worked well for sure. It worked very well…in fact too well. Now he was there to real what he hadn’t sowed. “Shoot only those who attack!” He ordered the men. They were dressed in black overalls, and their faces were covered with robber masks. “What if one of them doesn't attack but snitches on us?” Rodriguez asked, feeling less confident in the plan. “No one will snitch on us. Just stick to the plan and get their leader for me.”Steven signaled them to climb over the fence and they did, shooting the
His Legacy His Authority
Steven walked into Yellow Curl’s industry, dressed as a businessman. He would never forget his previous mission which almost claimed his life. He was such a coward who couldn’t think of a smart excuse to save his arse. He laughed at himself. He laughed at how inexperienced he was. How soft he was! Good thing he was smarter and better. No one would make him that weak anymore! Rodriguez followed him behind, pretending to be a bodyguard. At that moment, their aim was to take control over The Yellow Curl Industry. The Yellow Curl Industry had large amounts of diamonds, transported illegally from the Arabian Merchants. Digging deep into their database, Steven was surprised at their large net worth. This company made a billion per year, showing how much profit they had. Luckily, his father had more power than he thought. He luckily applied for an appointment as his father’s son and got instant approval to see the company’s CEO. “Do you have his evidence ready?” Steven asked, speaking into h
His Legacy The worse that could happen
Taking over Stainless Steel was tougher than Steven thought. A mere talk seemed impossible for his 28 year old counterpart who thought he was wasting his time. The company wasn’t as wealthy as Yellow Curl, but they had the recognition he needed. It was in affiliation with most popular business companies he never thought he would meet in his lifetime. The CEO of Stainless Steel was smarter than he anticipated. When he booked an appointment, the CEO suggested they send emails instead. This pissed Steven off.“They all know what you are capable of. I am not surprised they are more cautious now.” Rodriguez confessed. Steven stroked his beard in deep thought. Stainless Steel was tougher than he thought. There was nothing they had to incriminate them with. They did business selling steel. Steven couldn't think of any other strategy he could use, aside from a raid. He groaned and buried his face in his arm. He wasn’t ready for another bloodshed that week. He just completed one at the beginnin