No More Forgiveness
"Mira, this is my second warning. For the next while, behave yourself. Otherwise, next time, the cigarette lands on your face."
She shoved me away and burst into tears.
"I'm going to the hospital tomorrow to tell Grandpa what you did."
"No need," I said coldly. "You do not deserve to see him."
Because she would never see him again.
Just minutes earlier, I had received the message.
Grandpa was gone.
As the founder of the Whitmore Group, his death was not something we could announce casually. There were family matters, business arrangements, and funeral procedures to handle.
For the next three days, I prepared his private funeral while working day and night at the company.
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