If Only

People chase money with all the time they can give. No matter what it takes, no matter how they do it. It is the same for everyone, isn't it? Money and time were the most important things Ender Gray’s parents told him to watch and handle well. One would say he grew up with those two as the foundation of his life and future.Ender Gray Ayutthaya’s family comes from a long line of business people. Word in the business world has it that the family came from one of the oldest mafia clans in the continent. They had and still have the iron hand when it comes to implementing their rules and regulations within their company structure. Perhaps it is true but for a very long time, the Ayutthaya has not confirmed or denied association with any criminal organization.However, as far as Ender knows, his family is as innocent as one whose crimes are not known yet. In any case, he stood by his grandfather’s golden rule. Order. It is a must within the family. A given. A person, a place, an event all

"Sorry about that boss," Graham said after he abruptly stopped the car on the way to Ender’s future in-laws' estate. His boss was not paying attention on the road, his eyes and hands busy checking his phone for the updates on his businesses back in the city.Raising his head, Ender looked out the window. It seemed that it rained the night before. The roadside was wet and muddy. There were a few houses on their way, humble ones. His great grandparents came from the same background and hard-work got them to where they're at.Ender had never been to this place before. His business meetings with Renato Santillan had only been in the city. Luck was on Renato’s side as Ender agreed to come all the way there. The latter’s parents were the Santillan’s partners before and now that Ender’s running the family empire; he was the one to meet Renato from time to time.Renato’s daughter came to their conversation one time when Ender’s mother mentioned about settling down. Ender didn't object nor ask