Lahat ng Kabanata ng Woke Up As A CEO: Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

The two kids started to hold their pens. Both of them are sitting in a chair with separate tables. A Pile of paper is placed on their left side. As soon as Oliver said his signal words, the two kids started to answer the sheets of paper whose filled with various questions.  “You have 2 hours to finish all of that. No cheating” He mumbled as he started the timer of the round gadget standing in both of the tables that Ana and Lem are using. Oliver went back in his cocoon chair and look at Gizi who was noticeably looking at the two children. It’s been a week since the two kids started to learn basic knowledge from the tutors that Oliver hired.  ‘They seem to be answering… all the papers. I didn’t notice any hesitation in how they answered those questions. That is nice…’ It is somehow amazing to see how those kids are improving. They didn’t have the chance to study properly yet, they have a great talent. As of now, An

 It was a middle-aged man who scolded the three as he saw how they head straight to the first line of those who you can buy in the bakery.   Anna was frightened about what she saw. It somehow reminds her of the time her auntie will scold her.  Hiding behind Lem’s back, Anna holds the young boy’s shirt.  Lem didn’t realize that he unconsciously hold Anna’s hand. It makes the young girl feel at ease.  “We waited in this line for such a long time just to buy a cake that they sell in here.  But then you will just walk straight to the counter without even filling in the line?  Rich people surely are bold aren't they?” Herald frown as he finds that man annoying.  “ Speaking without having any proof that we did such thing,  I wonder where did you get that courage you have”          The men look at Lem with a mocking face.  He

"Lily Unnie!" Anna called her as she happily wipe her hands with the handkerchief that Lem gave to her.  "Yes?" "I forgot that we have to buy muffins so that we can know what is the result of our exam" Lily tilted her head lightly as she gave Anna a smile.  'What is she... talking about?' "Anna, keep quiet" Lem reminded her as she feels so much comfortable around Lily. The lady giggles as she finds the two kids interesting.  "Lem... Lily Unnie is nice. She looks like a fairy" "Huh?" "I said she looks like a fairy" "No. What I mean is... how? Did you ever see one before" "No. But..." "Silly" Anna pouted as a reply to Lem. It is true that she has never seen one before. That is because fairy never exists in real life. That is all just in a fantasy. A world that is far beyond the reality. "By th

    You can see that Herald was surprised to see a card inside the paper bag.  He can clearly remember that there was nothing like that when she gave it to him.   “Herald, time to make a wish"   Oliver happily said as he bring out the cake that he ordered in  Lily's Bakery. It was thanks to the great work of Kim that she bought a cake before the three went back.    ‘Kim really did a good job. Should I raise her salary? Double? Triple? I think Triple would be good…’   And so, the time comes when Herald started to make a wish.    ‘I hope… ’   The day ended. They are back in their house. Since it was Herald’s birthday, Oliver decided that it would be a good time for him to go back home and celebrate his birthday with his family.  Oliver didn’t know that things are bad between Herald and his father.    

'Sometimes I do wonder what is going on in Oliver’s mind. In my first life, I live with no parents to be called as mom or dad. It is just a wishful dream for me to say the word, mother or father. But then with Oliver’s memories… I find it much better than I did not know who my parents is. With that, I won’t be hurt to see that they don't love me' Oliver started to be drifted in his own thoughts. The sky was fully dark yet he can't seem to realize it. The gardener head back inside as to not let his boss be disturbed in his solitude. "Oliver you know, I admire you yet i can’t help but take pity on you" He mumbled without realizing that he is saying those words. 'Growing up as a man who had no parents to support him and guide him in this life is much better than having a father who seems to not care about his being' He did remember the time that Harold went into his office to tell that his father had something important to say. 'I wonder what is the important thing t