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e as she knotted my tie in my living room brightly illuminated by the mor

esponded and brows inqu

e asked and I shook my head. “

styling to her long brown hair and she dazzled in her whi

e, “nothing to wo

about you when you

ere talking about the famous reporter, Sierra Banks, drugs scandal. My morning had started on a perfect note as usual until I saw the news. It has been years

as she came to my side while my gaze reverted to the full-length mirror

him to make an appointment.” I patted the side of my pompadour-styled black hair even

l request from h

ient?” my left eye

he didn’t

odd

arty to attend tonight. He especially wants

th me for about seven years now,

’ll inform Mr. Henderson

a brief

checked my silver w

but your father asked you to j

a bit. The last person I would

ny excuses this time,” she said, tousling my thoughts. “Please

n of Chairman Richard Tristan of Triad Group but not many people knew that fact after all, I had been keep

cus, my step-brother chirped, he was seated opposite me on the rectangular dining tabl

boy was your wedding right?”

ht be all smiles but they were nothing but hyenas who would jump at the chance to kick me out of the family for good. “You can’t

l?” she gasped. “Con

inly it isn’t to discuss my work right?” I dro

ntly and wiped his mouth with his napkin. “I

red him. We all feared him especially when those blue eyes of his carried this much iciness. It was one

e my successor if you l

med at the same time while I frowned.

oup,” My father said. “As far as I’m concerned only one person gets to inhe

arcus pr

rs too,” My father snapped at him

y,” he wh

aze reverted to me. “When

n of getting married,” I retorted and I immedi

irty-two, it’s high time you throw a

my ch

hundered and fear ruled my insides. “You should learn from your br

ve my

interr

iva as my left palm

nt on remaining the spoilt child that you are. Get married before

s only about two weeks before the mo

usiness for far too long. If you can’t prove yourself, then you don’t dese

e Marcus laughed mockingly. “Every time you co

t him but

fter all, shameful like his mo

ould know better, a bastard like you don’t even deserve to be

as she stood up. “All that handsome charm

the dining room. I couldn’t contain my r

ke my life miserable, besides, I still had a score to settle with the three of them. Then ag