Gabriella

Teca Company: Teca Company, a global chain specializing in the transportation and manufacturing of powdered coffee, holds a significant presence in eight powerful countries: Spain, Colombia, the United States of America, Mexico, France, India, China, and Japan. The main branch operates in the United States and is solely owned by the formidable Thalia Sanroman. With a staggering seventy-five percent market share in the global coffee industry, Thalia Sanroman has earned the nickname "Astro," making her one of the most influential and talked-about women worldwide. She oversees the main branch of the business, working closely with thirty-seven dedicated employees. Among the key personnel are Marie Alvarez, the efficient receptionist; George Canela, in charge of road transportation with four trucks, assisted by six others including four drivers and two mechanics; Brian Palacio, overseeing sea and air transportation, leading a team of fourteen comprising four pilots, six boat pilots, two

"Good morning," greeted Camilo and Brian as they walked into Gabriella's bedroom with a tray of milk. "You two had a lovely night, didn't you?" chuckled Camilo at the ladies who still lay asleep in each other's arms. "Come give me a hug, you two boys," beckoned Gabriella, getting upright to Camilo who ran in first. "And I wasn't missed, was I?" smirked Thalia at Camilo. "Obviously, you were," replied Camilo. "Then I deserve one, don't I?" insinuated Thalia as Camilo went in to give her one. "Okay, I'm happy to have you all boys here, and your mother. Let's enjoy this week and work as well. Brian, you need to get everything ready, son." "Wait, love," snapped Gaby at Thalia, who was still chatting. "I haven't seen you for the longest, all of you, and I think before we talk about business and everything, let me just enjoy a few or an hour with you guys. Breakfast at the table like we used to." "I think mom is right, Mother. We should have space from everything," elaborated Camilo. "

"I couldn't believe my eyes. It was beautiful. I loved everything," Thalia exclaimed as they headed to the main house, with the boys accompanying them. "I could tell from your eyes. Just like the way they tell me right now that you want to be with me today and the next, but you're anxious because you can't stop thinking about work and the mission," noted Gaby, perceptive and composed. "I'm so sorry. You know how I get when you're involved. Every time I deviate from the plan, it feels like I'm risking you." "You know one thing I've learned from you is that I will always know who I want to get back to. Who I will always keep living for." "Can we talk about the mission then?" Thalia inquired. "Sure," replied Gaby. Thalia gestured to Brian to bring the package to the house. They all settled in the sitting room, ready for what was to come. In about ten minutes, Brian returned with a fine lady who looked exactly like Gaby. She seated herself next to Thalia, greeting them all politely,

Obliged with their new duties, Brian expertly piloted them to a grand mansion known as La Rico. They brushed off their excitement, acknowledging that La Rico exceeded their expectations in both beauty and underrated allure. The expansive house featured glass on one side and a brick design on the other, creating a stimulating contrast. A pristine face pool in the courtyard beckoned for a refreshing dip. The exterior wore a tasteful sky-blue hue, while the interior gleamed in a bright, sparkling white. Thalia gracefully disembarked first from the jet, her entourage following, their eyes captivated by the beauty surrounding them. “Is this yours?” Daniela queried Thalia as they strolled side by side. "Well, for a week. I will be. Listen up, guys. I want you to feel at home. Choose a room for yourselves; there are over twenty in the house. There won’t be work for the meantime until the boss arrives. I'm leaving you all in the care of my trusted men, Julio and Martin. They will take exce

‘You have to stand by the fact that your father was different. And you too. You’ve seen nothing yet. Duksta wasn’t always like that. He was a very fine gentleman. A Father of three and a very beautiful wife by him since. He wasn’t rich to say but he would get food at the table. He was happy twenty years ago until he lost everything.”“What do you mean by he lost everything?” asked I in wonder as we headed out of the mine through the coffee farm. “He resided in frosthaven town. The first city dimwharf took over. They killed most of the men and a couple of the bold ones where taken as servants for the dimwharf army. Women where used and hanged to death falsely blaming them to be witches. And the children were killed in cold blood. They showed our people no mercy at all. And he was among those whose family died at his sight. Your father had been out for a trip disguised as a doctor when Duksta c