Victor
“Mr. Carter, I'm sure your mind has calmed down for now as the primary elections are over. I think we should talk the real business” I intertwined my hands on the desk. I wasn't expecting him to pay a visit to the office. I've been planning on going to his to talk about my position.
“I've not forgotten about my promise Victor. I owe you one. For keeping my daughter safe and also taking care of my campaign. I'm now convinced that we shouldn't always judge a book by its cover. You have my word. I will prepare a position for you at the company”
I felt a weight lift off my shoulders as Mr. Carter spoke. Finally, things were falling into place. “Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. You won't regret it,” I said, trying to keep my excitement under control.
“I hope not, Victor. But let's b
