Jjk Exchange Event Novels & Stories

When it was time and we arrived at the place for the exchange, we parked the car beneath the abandoned building. Knowing we might be under constant surveillance, we dared not make any reckless moves. All we could do was repeatedly instruct Mom on what to do. She, in her muddled state, couldn't understand. She kept flashing a silly smile at me. Hope was on the verge of a breakdown, her fingers digging into Mom's shoulders as she barked, her eyes bloodshot. "When you go into that building, hand the money to the man with Melody. Do you hear me?" Mom didn't even flinch from the pain; she only looked at Hope in confusion.

*** However, Triangle River Delta Medical Exchange was not a personal arena, it was a high-end conference for doctors. As the organizer of the exchange, James must play the role of the host. Hence, the two parties agreed to place the two’s gambling agreement in the afternoon. The exchange officially started at 9.30 a.m. James talked on stage and threw topics, letting the others to speak and discuss. This was just the normal procedures of the exchange.

“Err… You know what I meant, right?” Jai nodded. “Mmhm. Some rich people would obviously join in to donate some money to fund the event, aside for the kingdom’s personal saving for holding up events,” he then leaned back. “And not to mention if the event actually requires the participant to pay to register. That would earn the event more money. Whether that goes fully to donate or not, we wouldn’t know.” Darrion smiled. “Are you secretly a psychic, my friend?” Jai frowned at him. “I can’t read the future, if that’s what you’re referring.”

Me: Pass. James: Come on, I’ll even let you choose the meal. I promise not to burn it. I scoff. Me: Remind me again why I opted to NOT strangle you when I had the chance? James: Because deep down, you enjoy my company. I snort. Me: Deep, deep, DEEP down. He sends a laughing emoji. I bite my lip, hesitating. Then I type: Me: G’night, James. His reply comes a second later.

Now, as he stood on a wooden bench near the monkey bars, a hush rippled across the playground. “Attention, shareholders—ahem—classmates,” Takuto announced, one tiny foot propped confidently on the bench like a pirate-CEO. “Due to recent market fluctuations, the exchange rate for strawberry Pocky has been adjusted.” Every child within earshot froze. Crumbs hovered midair. A juice box straw stopped halfway to someone’s lips. “Effective immediately,” he continued, “one (1) strawberry Pocky stick will now trade for three (3) Koala’s March cookies or two (2) juice box sips.”

Intense. “Boss wanted me to help out at the launch party? The one with the big client? Dunno which one, he just said it’s this Friday.” “Babygirl, there’s only one big event this week and it’s with Red Jewels. It’s a technology company that caters to high-end investors. Basically, rich people fund the company to do whatever. And we just closed a deal with them.” He leaves his desk and grabs something on the other table. He hands me a small device, that barely fits my palm. He delicately points his finger at its side - a pink light and a hum emanate from it.

Charlie casually said, “I guess that it’s probably just a gimmick to hype things up. Dad, you should not pay any attention to it. By the way, how are things going with your Calligraphy and Painting Association lately?” “It’s going really great!” Jacob said enthusiastically, “Our Calligraphy and Painting Association has become more and more influential in the city. We will also be joining hands with the city to carry out a series of cultural promotional activities. The city intends to hold a cultural exchange activity with Daejeon in South Korea soon, so if this matter is decided, I will also be traveling at that time.” When Elaine heard this, she was instantly overjoyed, and she blurted out,

Day after day, the most anticipated event for the Brown family finally took place. Today is a special celebration on the occasion of the 13th birthday of the JK conglomerate, one of the most successful and admired conglomerates. As it is a major holiday, all employees of the JK conglomerate and its subsidiaries, including AB, are off from work.

“I’ve never been privy to a speechless CC, so I hope that that’s good.” “It’s great! So great!” James nodded, satisfied. “Only catch is, this has to happen in two weeks. You'll be doing a collaboration with JJ Jewels and their next show is in two weeks. It's an up and coming-.” “I know who JJ Jewels is! Johnny created a huge buzz with his first line last year. Practically shot to stardom overnight.” “So, what do you think? Want to give it a shot? It’s a bit last minute, but I highly doubt there will be an empty seat in the place.”

(Exchange brief pleasantries). Mr. Prospect: Great bro. How are you doing? You: Mr. Prospect, quick one. Do you have any engagement fixed for this Saturday by 3pm that will surely pay you extra cash? (Change date and time to fit your preferred day) Mr. Prospect: No, why do you ask? You: This Momentum Project holding in Abuja this Saturday are you aware of it? (This should the theme of any event you are promoting in your organisation). Mr. Prospect: No. What is it all about?