"Here is your coffee, Sir," I said and he looked up, narrowing his eyes.
"Sorry, Austin. Here is your coffee, Austin," I repeated and kept his coffee on his desk right next to papers. "So, what are you doing?" I sat down in one of the vacant chairs in front of his desk.
"I m thinking of letting the deal go," He said, then he explained it further, "The deal with the Knights," He said. He can t let that happen. This is the deal the Jones require and if they get this deal my plan would fail; all the hard work I have done till now will be of no use. Austin was blankly staring at me as if he was in his thoughts but his eyes were trained on me.
"Austin, I think you should work with them. Our company will gain a lot from this. It s a million-dollar deal and we will be able to expand our busi
