HUNTER
The following week, Hunter would leave Kingston Manor at seven in the morning. The trip to Thayers would take about forty minutes. So, he did not find the need to find a place in the city. He was already expecting a lot of changes in his routine the moment he stepped foot in his father’s company.
Fortunately, Froy was there to guide him along the way until he had a full grasp of his responsibilities. Although he was relaxed with the man’s assistance, Hunter pledged to himself that even if it was a trial phase, he would do his best to perform his duties.
Even if his father had shot him in the foot and trapped him in this agreement, Hunter believed that his old man had a firm reason for trusting that he would be capable of handling this legacy. Aside from the fact that he was t
