THE HUMBLE BILLIONAIRE

ed.When I accepted Kathleen's offer, I clearly did it on impulse and didn't think it through enough to get my ducks in a row. I didn't think it would be so much work or that it would coincide with my other plans for running my father's compan

her rosy lips parted when she sipped the coffee; how her blue eyes looked up at me; how her cheeks turned pink when I complimented her eyes; and how she has the most beautiful smile. I let out a shaky breath, but I had the most amazing week with her, shopping for second-hand furniture, painting,

verie.This is not happening to me; she's completely messing with my routine and system. I got out of the shower and went to my clos

live TV, the requests came pouring in for both construction and demolition, which made my dad really rich and popular. I really didn't like the limelight, but I appreciated a mo

rmani suit; blue conveyed confidence and powe

a nice bubble bath?" he teased.I raised an eyebro

ate, and you drive like a

y." Just take care of her. Please." He

I said,

"I saw that," he said

o." I said it

out how I almost killed us a couple of times. "I got us here in one

le floor and the material used were the best that there were. "Hello, Mr. Turner," said the s

my father," I reminded h

been waiting for you for almost five minutes. "Mr. Tu

said softly as we entered th

that was in use. Walking in that direction with George in t

ad. This caught Mr. Brown's attention; I used Nicolas Booth intentionally because he was the mayor's advisor and everyone wants to

fact, Mr. Brown here wanted to bac

Brown. "Nice meeting you, Richard; since you're backing out, I'll accept Nick's offer," I said, and was about to stand when Mr. Brown blurted out, "Wait! "I'll sign the contract." We sign

anted to confirm if you'll be free to play at tomorrow's grand opening." It read. see you to

That gets you off the hook for being late," said

ou to come over for dinner sometime." She hasn't seen you in a long time, and she thinks I'm overworking you, so for my sake, just dro

ur success, you know, maybe get you laid,

ld stay in." "I have all the best liqu

ined, "Be ready by 8 p.m.oing my thing." He complained, "Be read

change into my usual sweatpants and hoodie and go sing in the street, which is pretty much what I do, more for fun than anything else. At some point I did think of joining a band, but t

wd. I was having fun until the cops threatened to give me a ticket. I took the money the onlookers

kers, all black; I didn't see a need for a sweater considering I'll be in a club full of sweaty peop

and we were ready to go. Once in the car, I as

" "You clearly don't remember the meaning

ont of the club."Isn't this the newly opened club?" I asked,

I said to him. George just shrugged and said, "My fr

and stopped; the red hair, the silver dress that seemed to fit her perfectly. I was sitting at