"Mummy, can I hold baby Raya for a bit?"
David's lips were picked as he pleaded with his mother to release his baby sister to him.
She chuckled slightly.
"Baby, you know that she just fell asleep," Eva explained, stifling a yawn.
It was just past three in the morning when Raya's cries had woken Eva and David up.
This was just a few minutes after Eva had finally gone to bed after sitting up all night studying the pattern of her Whitestone Conglomerate, which was now her responsibility.
It had threatened to be tough, but she was equally stubborn and passionate. She had stayed up on several nights within the past one week of her appointment, determined to draw her late father's business away from the cliff it had almost fallen over.
The bankruptcy tendency of the conglomerate was as b
