Unfinished Business Bl Novels & Stories

Finn handed the tablet to me and I tore my gaze off Peaches for a second. "I ran a casual check on him and there was nothing special but when I looked into his work life, I found out it wasn't as casual as it seemed. He is involved in a small assassination and petty dirty job business. He leads the small chain along with a woman named Kate Brown. His business has an average rating but looks promising as he has been getting some quite good assassination deals lately and..."

Bob furrowed his brow slightly and called the butler, whom he asked, "Has anything unusual happened to my mom recently?" The butler replied, "Nothing out of the ordinary." Bob inquired, "What about Justin?" After some thought, the butler said, "I heard from Madam that Mr. Justin, after being fired from the company, has been involved in some business venture, apparently in the fashion industry." Bob fell silent. Justin in business? Given what he knew about Justin, Justin was not cut out for business. Looking at Justin's current state, could it be that his business was losing money, and he had come to his mother for support?

She heard Blanche's voice and the chair instantly swivelled. "You are late." Sumire said and gave him a stern look while looking at the files Blanche placed in front of her one by one. "Traffic." Abrupt excuse, Blanche replied with a smile on his face. Sumire didn't utter a word as she browsed the files her secretary had prepared for her. She read the contents in silence. Two of the business proposals caught her attention. The company names of the proposals are likewise highly peculiar. One is DEATH EMPIRE, and the other is CLEANING COMPANY. "Hmmm..." She hummed, sure she had heard of DEATH EMPIRE. It is a burgeoning company that was built 6 years ago. No one knows who the founder was of tha

I explained as the interviewers nodded. “So Miss Ebony, we’ve looked at your curriculum Vitae and we can’t deny the fact that we are deeply impressed with how much you have achieved within the age of twenty nine. You were the spokesperson of one of our friendliest business partners; Lopaz Inventors; could you give us a reason why you quit working there?” The man in a beautiful blue suit, blond with blue eyes asked with a stoic face. The question was expected to be asked but the reason had always been too complicated to explain but I decided to be transparent.

I made to get up and leave but he pulled off his eye glasses. “Now you’re being rude.” His voice was cold, but I could hear the icy angry undertone in it. I stood there for a second trying to decide whether to just blow off and tell him all that was going through my head or just hold it in. “Do you want a progress report on how preparation is going for the re-opening?” This I can bring myself to say if he was here as an investor. “We have dinner tonight, with a potential new business partner.” His declaration caught me off guard and I sat back down.

He doesn't care about this feud, he just wants to satisfy his stomach. "I heard that it's closing down," I reply, still furious. As far as I know, Dylan's gone bankrupt. I guess it's 'cause his number one customer is in New York now. Aqueela kept him in business. "You're a real buzzkill, you know?" Max shakes his head at me despite my words being true. "You just don't want to see Bex, right?" Bell asks quietly, aware of my thoughts. "What do you think?" I retort cockily. "Of course, I don't want to see that revolting invalid."

And what if he determined that the basement wasn't enough punishment and decided to punish me with Finn instead? "I'm here for a business deal," Finn said at some point and whatever tiny hope I had, that I would be safe, slowly fell apart. That was how it always did start. A business deal. That was how it had started years ago as well. The sleazy old man had wanted to sign a business deal with Tom. Tom was still a startup business after several years, so he had been eager when one of the top dogs in the business world wanted to strike a business deal with him. I was happy for him as well. I knew how hard he had struggled to get an audience with Barlow.

A business I had never seen or never heard details about. “What happened to the last millions?” I asked, my tone sharp. He rubbed his face, fingers pressing under his nose, a nervous tic. “I invested but I got scammed and the business crashed.” I exhaled slowly, pinching the bridge of my nose. “Caleb, let me take you in. Work under me for eight months. I will set up a legitimate business for you. Fully funded by me.” “No.” His rejection was immediate. Too immediate. I narrowed my eyes. “Why not?”

LUNA | ONE WEEK BEFORE THE ENGAGEMENT PARTY “The rumours got worse.” I heard my father’s underboss, Jacob, say. I pressed my ear closer to the door, trying to hear what my father was saying. “Damaged goods. That’s what they have been calling her. Mila heard her cousin’s daughter gossiping about Luna, about how she ran away from home, slept with a stranger in a bar and got pregnant. That’s why Elio’s son rejected her.”