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Not that I did the work, but I had to listen to the Bobbsey Twins bitch the entire time. The place we’re staying is another matter. It’s a fucking Airbnb that I booked under an assumed name with a pay as you go credit card. I purchased hundreds of them when my life went to shit and I needed untraceable spending. This fucking world runs off credit cards and if you’re trying to stay under the radar, pre-paid credit cards are the only way to pay. Along with the credit cards, cash, and my cache of disposable phones, Moon and his henchmen will never find me.

Hayden explained without me needing to ask. I was quite certain that his idea of ‘enough’ wasn’t the same as mine. More money wasn’t a bad thing. I could use some more financial independence. Right now, I’m basically living off of Hayden. Living in his place and all. If I could make more money, I can be more independent. “Ok…but please don’t charge them something crazy. I’m still an amateur at this too…” I said hesitantly. “Don’t underestimate yourself and your skills,” Hayden replied firmly.

I blinked, my throat tightening, overwhelmed by the sheer generosity. I hadn’t expected this, hadn't even considered it. I had barely any savings, fully planning to work odd jobs during my travels just to afford a tiny apartment in a mid-tier neighborhood. And now, I had enough to truly start over, without drowning in immediate financial strain, without the crushing weight of immediate need.

“And what’s the plan?” “We build a small number of them first,” I explained. “Just enough to test the idea. Bookings would go through an app. Limited spots. High demand. It becomes an experience, not just a stay. Perfect for burned-out professionals. Couples. Influencers. People who want to go offline without actually suffering.” Jason leaned back in his chair. “Sounds expensive.” “It’s not,” I said. “That’s the point. It feels expensive. But it’s simple. Fast builds. Low maintenance. If we market it right, we can recover setup costs within the first few months.”

It’ѕ a rіѕk fоr the Dераrtmеnt, аnd for me; аnd I hаvе nо сhаnсеѕ left оn thе fоrсе, ѕо it’s a nо gо. Shе lооkѕ a little bаѕhful, аnd thеn I ѕее a twіnklе іn hеr еуеѕ. Fоr a second, she opens uр. “I would lіkе to gо further, I’vе rесоrdеd myself аnd рrасtісеd a bіt, but I nееd ѕоmеthіng big to gеt started. I’d need advertising rеvеnuе to tаkе a shot at gоіng іndереndеnt. It’ѕ nоt аѕ easy as іt lооkѕ, bесоmіng an іntеrnеt ѕеnѕаtіо n.”

It’ѕ a rіѕk fоr the Dераrtmеnt, аnd for me; аnd I hаvе nо сhаnсеѕ left оn thе fоrсе, ѕо it’s a nо gо. Shе lооkѕ a little bаѕhful, аnd thеn I ѕее a twіnklе іn hеr еуеѕ. Fоr a second, she opens uр. “I would lіkе to gо further, I’vе rесоrdеd myself аnd рrасtісеd a bіt, but I nееd ѕоmеthіng big to gеt started. I’d need advertising rеvеnuе to tаkе a shot at gоіng іndереndеnt. It’ѕ nоt аѕ easy as іt lооkѕ, bесоmіng an іntеrnеt ѕеnѕаtіо n.”

“I opened this bookstore with Seren because I was lazy and I love reading. Even if I invest in something else, I’ll wait for my dividends and rarely interfere with any business. I just can’t be bothered.” Her family earned their money by collecting rent. Jasmine did not want to do that, so she opened a bookstore. Now that she was pregnant, she looked after the bookstore often because she did not want to stay at home. “I think you’re doing great, Jas. Mr. Bucham is more than capable of providing for you anyway.” “Even so, I still need to have my own income. Women should always be financially independent, regardless of whether they are single or married. I don’t want to settle as a full-time h

"Well, Lewis and I have been talking about finding our own place. So with you gone for a year, I guess we'll take it as a practice run, and he'll take over your portion of the lease." "Are you sure?" Marybeth asked, relief and joy hitting her all at once. She could do a lot with her rent money. Like, start a 'mad money' fund. Every woman needed 'mad money' and a 'go' bag—two things she would never have dreamed of before she met Austin, because she'd lived such an unassuming life. But now…If Lewis took over her lease, an extra R10k a month would go towards her secret stash. And when she finally left Austin, she'd have at least R120k. It wasn't a lot by his standards. But it was enough to star

That way, I don't miss any questions. Q: Why not finish the book here? A: I would have, but the response is poor. In addition to that, I'm making so little from having it here. Having a community of my own gives me better access and control of my income. Ream allows me to keep 80% of whatever readers pay for my book. Q: Will the books ever be published? A: Yes, but under new titles. When we have enough members at Maraville to cover the costs of editing, formatting, and designing, that's my next goal.