Chapter 10

LINCOLN’S OFFICE wasn’t that huge and not that small either. His desk sat near the wall, his swivel chair creaked as he leaned on it. On his left, there was a huge glass wall that showed the cityscape. There was a set of sofa on the right side, a small coffee table in the middle of them.

Although it looks so simple and so manly, Shun can’t help be but awe. That’s why he’s standing in front of the glass wall for about quarter an hour now, staring and being amazed at the scenery.

“Wow,” he muttered, for about ten times now.

Lincoln, who’s looking at him from time to time and getting amused, chuckled. “You still not done being fascinated there?”

“Because I’ve never seen something like this before.” Shun can see the traffic below, people walking that seemed like ants because of small they looked. He looked up at the buildings, and one of the highest building he had seen so far is th