CHAPTER THREE
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David John, Amelia's father, stood up on the border hanging around, thinking severely without knowing where to start, as the money was necessary for the continued care of his wife.
David Jon is a civil servant. He has been working with banks for 34 years. During this time, he contributed a lot towards delivering free and fair services to customers.
He is a competent banker with tricks and tactics for calling the attention of customers to invest in their bank.
He referred countless people to the bank through his kind manner.
Being a customer care assistant, he never finds it difficult to help customers out of their own problems that brought them to the bank.
He has a superpower. A herbicide that kills germs and a fertilizer that grows plants.
His attitude served as the fertilizer that was increasingly adding to people's intentions to invest in their banks.
David had taken about five minutes walking upfront and backward in search of where to get the money.
After a while, he paused the movement and headed directly to his car, opened the car, and started the engine. He heads directly to the bank where he is working.
It's almost time to start his work in the customer care department. After David found himself in the bank at some minutes later, he went directly to his manager.
His working colleagues were actively calling his name to ask what was wrong with him, but he couldn't take a look at all of them; instead, he continued walking to the manager's office.
His colleagues engaged in chanting about his condition. In David's personality, he comes earlier than everyone else to the bank. After preparing for his seat, he often shakes hands with each and every worker in the bank.
He creates such a cordial relationship with them that his memory will never fade in their oculus.
It was with the utmost surprise that one of the bankers asked his colleagues. "What's going on with David?" It had been over fifteen years since my presence in this bank without seeing him at such a moment." They left him unanswered because no one knew what was happening.
He added that "Mr. David never comes late to work and never gets angry with anyone." Even the devil witnessed this. But whatever the case, I wish it could not be something big."
They both replied with "Amen" and departed to their working points.
After David Arive was at the head of the bank's office, he found a seat outside and got seated. He understood the manager was having a guest.
After spending about fifteen minutes, the guests came out to make their way as their meeting was off.
David stood up, knocked on the door, and asked for permission to get in. The boss definitely recognized his voice and allowed him to get in and be seated properly.
"Good morning, sir," David said to Richard, the managing director of the bank.
"Morning, Mr. David. "How was your night?" Richard asked while not getting a reply from David. His head was down, seeping tears.
He doesn't know where to start, as he witnessed a series of inhumations of Richard.
Richardson Erick is a handsome, tall, and possessive guy. He is the managing director of California Central Bank And 26 years old. After graduating from university, he earned a honorary degree as the best graduating student in the department of accounting.
Richardson Erick is a successful tycoon who builds his business in neighboring countries. He has a profit share of different companies in the United States and is still the CEO of "Richard Group," a name implied for his general companies.
Richard accepted to work with the bank after he got a series of calls from the previous managing director of the bank.
He's recognized as the best attachment student ever in the bank. His versatile knowledge focuses not only on financial issues but also on computing and networking.
They had never called a computer engineer to fix a system problem since Richard came along. He is also an extraordinary guru when it comes to networking. He is the first IT student to understand how to install a wireless network for the bank's use only.
He has been a blessing to them. He helped them achieve a lot.
After all the surprises that he keeps raising, they finally show their interest in him immediately after his graduation.
To God be glorious, he was awarded as the best student of the year after a series of acts of tolerance and hard work.
Richard was born with a silver spoon. His father, Erickson John, is a multi-billionaire business manager operating in more than twenty countries.
He was the first and last born to his father. That gives him the audacity to be the most loved son on earth.
He has never known poverty and how it happens. According to Richard, the reason he always became poor was as a result of his recklessness and poor mindset.
And this is why Richard never gives face to whoever comes to him for help.
According to him, you must be successful when you become capable of controlling your emotions, stress, and procrastination. They are the best enemies of you and your progress.
Richardson once said that if he gives to the needy, they'll forever remain in need of being given. That's why he never responds to whoever comes for help.
After examining David's problem, Richard understood that there must be a problem with David.
"Would I know what's wrong with you, Mr. David?" Richard asked.
"Sir, my wife is down and troubled with oxygen. "She is currently in the hospital receiving treatment. David said while gently sobbing.
"Okay, then why are you crying?" "Is she in danger?" Richard asked.
"Yes, sir! That's why I came to you," David said.
"That's why you came to me? Then, what could I do to you, Mr. David? "What are you expecting from me while she is your wife and not mine?" Richard said with the intention of terminating the discussion.
"No, sir. I need your help, please. I want a $100,000 loan to pay for her treatment."
That's impossible. The money is too much to give as a bank loan. And you know how banks used to give out their loans.
Our loans are for those that have remaining years of service, so we can deduct from them every month until they pay off before retirement.
And you're one year to retirement.
. How do you expect us to offer you a loan? If you were given it, how would you pay back?
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