Turn over

“I... I’ll hand over the bidding project to Sylvester,” I said during the family dinner.

It’s been three days since me and Vester had that conversation. I weighed all the possible choices, possibilities and everything before making this decision. As much as I want to take the risk, I just can’t. I realized that if I fail, my status in the family would be worst; and it will not benefit my child.

I saw their shock faces, including Cameron’s who’s standing meters away from the back of my father.

“Why? You had that trip to Las Vegas! I expected so much from you! Did you just waste your time there and partied instead of working?!” Grandfather angrily said.

“I’ll compensate you with the expenses, but I made up my mind. Vester will be handling the project from now on.”

“You already started it, shouldn’t you at least finish it to save your pride, at least?” Stefano said. He didn’t even glance at me and just continued slicing his steak.

“That’s what I’m doing, saving my pride. I don’t want to