In a shabby one room apartment, there was a young lady attending to a cat by the door. The cat had just finished eating cereal from a bowl. After the cat finished eating, it turned around and ran into the night. "It's dangerous out there. Lily!" She called but the cat didn't stop, let alone heed her warning. She kept her gaze in the direction, wishing that there was another way she could have handled the situation. "I know that one day, you'll give me the benefit of doubt. One day, you'll give me a chance to prove myself of being a worthy host."After saying those words, she turned back to her room and shut the door. She walked to her old fridge and brought out a paper wrap of juice. She walked to the bed and settled in, tearing the tip of the juice. She started sipping gently, leaning on the bedhead. Although the room was shabby, it was not dirty. It didn't have the basic needs and important things that are necessary for comfort and entertainment, yet it was a place she could ma

Jaai had a bucket of popcorn in between his laps as though he was watching a movie in the cinema. He was staring at the screen with a smile on his face. "Now, let's see how you gonna handle that, Littlerabbit." He chuckled. About ten miles away from Jaai's hotel, there was a duplex sitting in the center of an estate. The duplex was lush and opulent. It was surrounded by a lot of greenery that justified its aesthetic ambience. Inside one the five rooms of the duplex, there was a young man staring at his iPhone screen. There was utter disbelief crawling all over his face. The look on his face couldn't do justice to what he was trying to express. His eyes were keen on the screen. He was specifically staring at a notification that seemed to be pinned to the bottom of the screen. The notification read,[Ping! Mumuthebull sent ×1000000 islands.]Ever since the message popped up on the screen on the live video, there was no message or comment from anyone that was present on the live vid

A sleek black car pulled over in front of the Hotel Eclipse De Grande. There was still a couple of distance between the car and the door of the hotel that led into the lobby. This was because of the way the hotel had been built, in order not to have a fleet of cars parking in front of it.A young man stepped out of the car and looked at the hotel from where he was standing. He gasped in disbelief as finally got to see the hotel in person. He had always wanted to come close to the hotel but because of how meticulous the security was, he couldn't get a chance to come any closer to it. This time, it was different. He walked away from his car. A soft smile was in his face as he approached the hotel. It would seem as though he had just hit a jackpot. When he approached the entrance of the hotel, a man dressed in black suits stepped forward. The man walked directly towards him before he could get to the door. "You got to be kidding me." The teenegar cursed, looking at his wristwatch. "It

Jaai was in disbelief and in utter confusion as he stared at his phone. What had just happened was something that he didn't prepare for. He went from expecting the call of someone to hearing the voice of an entirely different person. He redialed the number that had just called him. He put it on speaker, waiting for the receiver to answer the call. The call rang for a while then it dropped. Jaai tried again and again until the line said it was out of coverage. Jaai swallowed a lump, staring into the space as though he was trying to summon something. "Who could that be?" His heart was heavy from thoughts. There were speculations that he didn't want to give life to. The fact that the voice was that of an elderly person, and it was soft and teary left Jaai even more confused, dying to get the exact detail of the person who had called. While he was thinking about this, something suddenly popped up in his mind. He scrolled through his contacts for a while and dialed the number of Diane

As soon as Steven walked out of the restaurant, the lanky man walked back in and dropped on his knees in front of Diane. "Did you tell him yet?" The man asked, hardly looking into her eyes out of respect. "He doesn't have to know yet." She replied briefly. "He loves money. I'm sure he'll do this for influence and the incentive. Meeting me means a lot to him and he would want to meet me over and over again."The man was silent for a while after her explanation. Even though he hadn't spoken a word yet, Diane could tell that there was something on his mind. "Spill it." She demanded. "I'm just worried about how this will play out." He replied carefully. "Speak in plain words to me." She demanded. "If they both discover whom they are later in the future, how would it look?" He asked, more like speaking to himself than he was to her. "The butler of an old family found his young master after decades. What would the scenes and emotions be?"Diane's gaze was keen on the face of the henc