The Startup Of You の小説・ストーリー

During those times he was training me to take over his companies and businesses for him for when he retired to continue the legacy. "How do I start in making the money when I don't have the start up as I'm broke?" I said asking him even though I knew that I still had about $3000 left but it was little and not enough. "I and my boys will provide you with the start up money from our drug business and loans. You just work your magic as businessmen do in making small money grow to big money. Doing things like stock or whatever you people do to make money as me and my boys are not that bright when it comes to things like that. "Ricky said to me with his eyes already imagining dollars in his pocke

“..Our company would sponsor your start-up and deal with the funds. And in return, when everything is good to go, you can sign a deal with us and organize every single party or event that happens at The Russells.” I comprehended the idea for some time. Starting an organization by myself was a big step and I didn’t know if it was a safe idea. “It does sound good… but I need some time to think about it.” I told him. He smiled and grabbed my hand. “I understand. Take your time. Setting up a business isn’t a piece of cake. Just know that whatever you do, I’m by your side.” I beamed at him and pecked his lips. “I love you.” I said, throwing my arms around his neck. Pulling me into him, he whisper

" Be quick with your response. I don't have time to waste. Without my help, you won't be able to get this contract. The faster you are with a decision, the easier it would be for your startup business" Truly, it was a new business Marshall Yugo had created as a subsidiaries of his business-- for her. Maya worked in the wine and brewery' sector of their late father's company, which was what made her a partner with her ex husband, who owned an international retail store as well. Joining that line of business and siphoning their investors and customers was the only logical plan she could think of to introduce herself to them again. "You can come in now" she turned to the door and said and immed

“Here. First client contract. You will want to see this before we sign.” I skim through the pages. “Small business. Renewable tech startup. Nice.” “I told you we would get traction fast.” “You also told me you would wake up early today, and yet I made coffee for two hours alone.” “I was meditating.” “In your dreams.” “Exactly.” I shake my head, signing the page. “You realize this is it, right? Our first real deal.” “Yeah,” he says quietly, looking at the document. “It is real.” “Scared?”

They fit together the way they always had—perfectly, effortlessly. “You’re quiet,” Silas murmured, lips brushing the side of Aiden’s neck. Aiden leaned back into him. “I was thinking about the kids.” Silas’s hands flattened against Aiden’s stomach—warm, grounding. “Which ones?” “All of them.” Aiden’s voice was soft. “Jamal’s startup just got Series A funding—secure messaging for activists. Zara’s running the security team at a major nonprofit. There are over two hundred graduates now across five cities. Some of them are teaching the next generation. Some of them are parents. Some of them still text me at 3 a.m. when they’re scared they’re going to fail. And I tell them the same thing every t

Sophia felt a tightness growing in her chest. “Tell me everything.” Marissa leaned against the brick wall and crossed her arms. “Five years ago this place hosted a startup event,” she began. “It was a huge deal. Investors, tech companies, media. Everyone important in the industry showed up.” Sophia listened carefully. “And Luke and the others were there?” she asked. “Yes.” “They weren’t rich then,” Marissa said. “Not even close. Just four ambitious guys with an idea and a prototype app they believed would change everything.”

Something that wasn't going away. It was a start.

A beat. "Starting now."

I did not mean to dis-center my well-organized brother but this was something unplanned and spontaneous but needed. Raising my head so I could address his first question loudly for the family to also hear, “I had already addressed my reason for moving the date to today but I will say it again for clearance.” clearing my throat I continued “My reason was clear and simple. This is more of a business deal than a wedding which you are benefitting more from than I am. So I see no point wasting time to make preparations of any sort, all we need to do is sign some papers and maybe say some vows and we will be on our–”

Briggs. His eyes widened more. "I got unblocked!" But Landon doesn't seem to be in the mood to vibe with that, cos his eyes are on his own phone too. "Dang!" He gasped. "What's going on?" Ryat frowned. Landon looked up swiftly, his eyes crazily wide. "The startup company..is currently on fire!" He announced. Ryat's eyes popped.