PAID

Tamia rang Kenton up, just like every other time. It appeared those with mutual interests weren't quick to end their relationships.

At that moment, Kenton was frustrated by his phone's incessant ringing. He slumped in front of the screen, unshaven and weary. Even though the stock market had long since closed, his eyes remained glued to the stock charts.

The bank governors, once on good terms with him, all claimed it was hard to approve his loan and offered only a few million-far from what he needed.@@novelbin@@