THE HUMBLE BILLIONAIRE

med so happy to see her again, I was given time away from work by my dad to nurse her back to health, then she will be staying with my parents. Personally, I thought that

dworking woman, she is a retired teacher and is still so strict. My father offered to hire someone to help her around the house but my mother again

ng to my rescue back at the hospital. You didn't have to but you stuck around to take care of me, I'm really grate

Lena retracted and started blushing, my dad lo

ack on, I had a lot of missed calls and text from Kathleen. I promised to be there for her and I wasn't. All my attempts to try and c

nestly. "So, Lena how about you tell us a bit about yourself?" My mother asked, "How have you been? W

ay goodbye," she said looking at me, "but I knew it would be hard to s

o get cash to move to the city of California, hoping I would have a better chance of getting a job there than the small town my grandparents lived in. But my luck didn't change," she said her voice breaking as if she was holding back the urge to cry, "I'm not proud of this but I had to start working at a club, that's where the man in charge used us, to earn money and that's how I racked up the huge debt." She said crying unable to hold back her tears. I offered he a tissue, "Thank you," she said with a sad smile. She continued, "I felt like a slave but there wasn't anythi

know my num

for your help but I thought that you wouldn't want to

ted out, my father and I looked at each other, I could tell we

. Lena and my mother had a glass of wine as they reminisced the past, my fa

start the main work. I would like you to be there to oversee th

work with a crew with no coordination." I said. "I liked working w

t see why not." He said as h

oreman and organize

sked, he didn't se

his attention, "If that's all

son. Have a good night." He s

would answer. Kathleen please talk to me. I'm sorry I let you down. I texted her. No response. I sighed, I really messed up. I went to my room took a shower, I

mportant the café was to me and didn't show

rything I replied. It took a while to get a resp

ope your explanation is good.

should take care of this early so that it doesn't blow u

ng for myself, take care of myself. I went for a mile run. When I got back I was soaked with sweat, everyone was awake. Lena was helping my mother prepare breakfast, my

m, "Good morning," they said in unison. "Where were you? I came to wake y

isfied with the answer. We had out breakfast in silence. I was thinking on what I had to do for the day. I had to pass by the construction site to make sure everyth

er more concrete. The construction site was close to Wright's offices, decided to go there in person, got a cab and went there. He agreed to work with me, which I was grateful for, I stuck around and talked but he had