Todos los capítulos de Be My Good Boy: Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 14

The transition back to "normal" life was a series of tectonic shifts that Adrian wasn’t prepared for.Monday morning at the Faculty of Law usually felt like a well-oiled machine. But as Adrian stepped into the lecture hall, he felt like a foreign object lodged in the gears. He wasn't wearing his suit. Instead, he was in a pair of dark denim jeans and a simple black crewneck sweater—items Kai had practically forced him to buy at a thrift store in Kware on Saturday afternoon."You look... comfortable," Higgins stammered as Adrian sat down in his usual third-row seat. "Is everything okay, Vale? You missed the internship briefing on Saturday.""I was occupied," Adrian said, his voice level but lacking its usual icy edge.He opened his laptop. For the first time, his desktop wasn't a wasteland of perfectly labeled folders. There was a single file on the desktop—a scanned image of the portrait Kai had drawn of him.Adrian stared at it for a long beat. The "drowning man." He didn't feel like

The office was a vacuum of silence and expensive wood. Adrian stood on the threshold, his damp trench coat feeling like lead on his shoulders. Outside, a grey Nairobi rain was turning the streets of Upper Hill into a blurred watercolor, but inside, the air was dry and smelled of leather-bound ego.His father, Arthur Vale, didn't look up from his desk. He was signing papers with a gold fountain pen—deliberate, sweeping strokes that looked like a king granting pardons."Sit, Adrian," Arthur said, his voice flat. "You look disheveled. It’s unprofessional."Adrian didn't sit. He walked to the center of the room and placed a single manila folder on the glass desk."The Miller brief. It’s complete. It’s also the last piece of work I’ll be doing for this firm."Arthur’s pen stopped. He looked up, his grey eyes narrowed behind rimless spectacles. "Don't be dramatic. You had a lapse in judgment. We’ve all had them. I’m prepared to overlook the... Kware incident, provided you return to your apa