Chapter One-hundred

Mr. Sterling laughed, "I see, you already know a lot about me, well it's fine, it's great that I have a daughter who's not oblivious of who I am, and what I do. That in a way is going to help me a lot in dealing with certain things in the future.

You know there are certain people who have no idea about what their parents engage in, and it keeps them away from the realities of life. But I am not here to talk about that, I have more pressing issues than that," he paused looking at Fiona.

"Come on daughter, what's with that look, you don't have to give me that mean look, you could have just spoken up to say you are damn tired of my rants," he replied as he sat up, and straightened his sleeves.

"You know I can't do that right? It's not how you trained me, have you forgotten how you trained my brother and I? You trained us like African kids who don't have the right to speak when their parents are speaking.

We can only speak when it's our time to do so, and you know what I mean by that righ