Business Novels & Stories

Riley woke up and got ready. She threw on a pair of dark blue denim jeans with a white tank top and a black blazer with a pair of black heels. She wanted to look more business casual. She threw her hair up in a sleek ponytail and applied minimal makeup. She looked in the mirror. This was it. This was her first assignment. She felt she looked the part. Hopefully, she wouldn't fall too behind in her end of year assignments. However, she was sure she could work online from the other pack. Riley then grabbed her bags and headed to the pack house.

“So this week's a cap. Papa Gabe did a good job, so please leave your customer reviews. ” Jaz covered her mouth as she tried not to laugh. She hit him with a pen. “Stop it.” Gabe threw another grape lazily in his mouth. “It's serious, really. I need a customer review.” “Okay, so what do you want me to write in the notepad? The customer review or what I've learnt this week?” “Both, if you would be so kind. But let's start with what you've learnt.”

I felt as if I had a huge weight taken over my body. I stood up, cleaned myself and toy and I decided to keep them in the drawer. I switched off my mirror lights and crawled to my bed in my cotton night clothes. As soon as my head hit the bed, I fell asleep. --------------------------------------- "Thank you so much for coming" I smile at my customer as they leave with the books. I sit down and look at the computer, I took a sip of my hot chocolate and started working on the credit sheet. I heard someone walk in and I looked up.

For a brief moment, I wondered if that was it, If I had actually gotten away with it. Then— “Wait.” dad's voice thundered. My heart dropped. Samuel paused, his hand already on the car door. Slowly, he turned back. “What’s your name?” my dad asked. “Samuel,” he replied calmly. “Samuel what?” my dad pressed. He answered smoothly. “Samuel Richardson. “And what do you do?” “I’m a student,” he said. “And I run a small business. I also play sports.” My dad narrowed his eyes slightly. “Which school?”

Nervously, his fingers danced on the keypad as he texted his new friend. Alex: Do you know any store where I can get wallpaper and basically things to brighten up a room? Alex: And maybe a bookstore around? His reply was almost immediate. Unknown number: Of course I do. Alex: Oh, cool. Is it close by? Unknown number: To an extent, yeah. Alex: Oh, nice. Alex: Can you please text me the address? Unknown number: What for? Alex: Cause I need it? Unknown number: Do you want to go there?

Richard said. Melody's phone beeped too and it was an alert from the bank "I'm just receiving mine now" she said after checking it. "I've received mine too" The other guy beside SIMON said. "I guess boss is not into the business anymore. He didn't say anything yesterday and he was still joking with us. It's strange, isn't it?" Simon said. "Did he say anything to you when he escorted you?" The other guy asked. "If he had said something, I would not be here this morning" Melody told them.

I wish I could look into his brain and see what demented ideas he dwells over. “Everything comes at a price. What will come with you being compliant will be greatly benefix. Considering all financial and health worries for you and your family will immediately disappear. This storm going on, it isn’t for no reason. When people upset me, bad things happen, and I don’t want you to be in the receiving end,” he tells me. His voice has lowered to the point where I’m starting to see his intention. No more is this a friendly conversation over a good dinner. This is business, a deal. Fate wants something from me, and I’m not about to leave until he gets it.

Sarah explained showing everything on my desk along with few papers. " As you should know by now the company deals with stocks, we basically hold other companies upstanding stocks and help reduction of risks and secure the stock of our costumers as well as rewarding investors with increased share prices of their stock." " With that being said you'll have a load of files to go through, today I'll be helping you with some responsibilities like the meetings until you're used to it. Here " She handed out a black Bluetooth earpiece. " it will make your life easier "

Maze said before scratching his temple. "Your parents must be very proud of you. You're able to put up a business at a very young age." Mike said and suddenly, the whole table fell into an awkward silence and I saw the uneasiness of both Top and Mark while Cole and Troy continued eating awkwardly. I looked at Maze and saw him clenching his jaw before forcing a smile

Thank God, he had a younger brother who had a company that was based on that. Be productive, was a company that provided financial support to small and emerging brands in order to promote the products that the brand wanted to exploit. We also financed projects that many banks rejected as insignificant, and, although in reality, they were right since we didn’t earn much money with these small attributions, I felt that in this way I was working positively for the economy of my country in promoting startup companies and shops. I also thought that this way God would accept me more easily in heaven when I died, but that was another matter.