The next day,George and his three uncles appeared in the law-court,where the judge would finally pass her judgement on the case that has been going on since.All this while,his uncle's have been in the police custody, patiently waiting for a fair judgement to be passed.For a long time,the case would have been settled, if George wanted it to. But he never wanted the case to just die without them being judged for the crimes they did.George has always wanted to make sure that his uncle's paid for all the damages they caused for the company and without this happening,he swore in his mind,to deal with them in his own way..But from the lookout of things,it has appeared that his uncle's won't be winning this case because all evidences against them,were genuine and trustworthy.However,while everyone was patiently waiting for the judge and juries to come to a conclusion,many things were going on in many peoples mind.What if after judgement has been passed,and the Hopkins family never get

“Let's just forget about this topic please. In our next conversations,we would fish it out again. I don't just want to say any further words about it again”President Harryson said.George wondered why he didn't want to say anything about it. He just hoped that one day,the president would unveil some words to him.The president,is in the same age range with Jethro Hopkins,but anyone who sees them paling together,wont believe that the both of them are now good friends.So he was my father's friend,and I never knew?. Wow. The twists of life is really exciting. This world,is really a small village, and that's why we should becareful the way we lead our lives”George said in his mind.President Harryson looked at him, and asked.“Could you please tell me what exactly is going on in your family?. I see that things are not really going well in the home,and to be frank with you,it's bothering me”President Harryson said.George relaxed his head on the chair he was sitting on, thought of so many

While Miss.Olive and those jornalists were conversing,their words and actions,were been recorded and shown live to the general public.The citizens of the country,appraised her alot for her words,which was highly professional,and sensible. She even became a role model to many young women,who were hoping to become great in life.After her speech with the journalists, president Harryson called her, and thanked her for the release of her wisdom.Meanwhile, the same day that she was speaking with the journalists,George would be visited by someone he never expected.Georgia's mother.She came unexpectedly because she needed to speak with George herself.She entered into his mansion,and was surprised to see how edicic and beautiful the interior of the building is. She was shocked that someone like George was actually living there.She has known George to be a poor punk right from the day he started to follow her daughter, Georgia.She never believed that George would ever in life,become su

Mrs. Janeth approached, a timid smile on her lips, and was greeted excitedly by the crowd. Her calm strength was undeniable, yet occasionally her humble attitude belied her sharp mind. George's gushing compliments made her flush, a stark contrast to the steely resolve in her stare. Mrs. Janeth grabbed the microphone from George; it was a modest instrument yet it carried weight. "Thank you, George," she murmured, glancing over the joyful expressions. "This is an immense honor, a responsibility I don't take lightly." She paused to consider what she had just said. "Everyone has access to basic necessities including food, water, healthcare, and education in George's ideal society. Do all of us experience this dream, is it not the case? A collective giggle went through the group. The wife, Janeth, nodded. But dreams are not enough on their own. To realize our objective, we must operate as a unified team, a well-oiled machine." The soft glow of the studio lights cast a pleasing

While the Hopkins Showcase was making waves, George was discreetly launching another bold project a series of calculated bets intended to improve the country's economic situation. Once these adventures were verified, the media saw a surge in public esteem and appreciation for George. The days of just managing inheritance riches were long gone. Driven by his aspiration to establish a more sustainable future, George was aggressively initiating the establishment of several new enterprises around the nation. These weren't pet projects; rather, they were well thought out plans to boost local economies, empower people, and provide employment. The establishment of a cutting-edge textile plant was disclosed in the initial statement. Carefully designed and situated in an area historically overlooked by experienced craftspeople, this facility was expected to provide hundreds of employment to the area as well as revitalise the textile sector. With its state of the art machinery, the plant