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said Deborah as she held on to the hands of her grandchildren. *********** One and a half hour later, and they were pulling up to the O'Hare Estate. Unpleasant memories flooded Katherine's mind. She remembered how Timothy chastised her and called her poor in front of the rest of Nile's family. Nile's sister Violet giggled and smirked as Mr. O'Hare's harsh words sunk in. Mrs. O'Hare was upset with her husband, but she didn't dare show it too much. Mr. O'Hare was a dominant ruler, and he made it clear.

"Well then... Oliver," Lorrine replied reluctantly, despite given permission to call him by name. "As you may know, I'm Lorraine Mensah, the CEO of QS Holdings. I'm your main point of contact for all your company matters. Allow me to properly introduce you to my team." "Firstly, we have Mitchell Remy. Mitchell is in charge of our security and he himself is a mixed martial arts master, top student of Henry and Holly Hill of the Phoenix Mafia."

His gaze meets mine. "Katherine Collins. It's a pleasure, Mr. Coleman." I offer a handshake, still amazed at how young he is, among other things. The square jaw, the stubble, and the blue, almost gray, eyes were a combination that made his face perfect. "Just Niels, please. It's a pleasure to meet you, Miss Collins. I am the Chief Marketing Officer, and I believe we'll be meeting frequently from today onwards." "You're the CMO of Ryan? Excuse my surprise... it's just that I expected someone less young."

My phone vibrates and then my heart races: A message of X. Mr.X(+99 99 99 99999-9999) Great. I arrive Saturday in Dakar at 2:00 in the morning. Until then, X. *** I spent Friday all anxious without wanting to eat or drink. It seems that I was going to meet the queen of England. Richard, the English doctor, came with me to the airport. My nervousness was so evident that he decided to talk about his life. Of the few parts I was able to pay attention to was that he had been a volunteer for more than four years in Senegal and is returning to London to get married. The rest I ignored as I thought we might be late for the airport.