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Not The Right Time
Author: Black Jewel
last update2025-06-20 21:13:46

One more day had passed and Robin now stood before a large mirror, putting the last finishing touches on his clothes. He looked polished, clad in a dark brown suit and black leather shoes.

His bedroom screamed silent luxury and opulence. He had since moved into the most luxurious residential area in Westbourne, surrounded by top officials.

Tonight, they were going to decide the fate of Chairman Wells as well as Brother West, the mayor, and the attendants who were in cahoots.

Chairman Wells had unexpectedly been silent as opposed to how everyone thought he would move around the board members looking for favors and mercy. The board was determined to throw him out and Robin was standing on that.

Robin was ushered to his Maybach, his car for the night and he was driven straight to the Sky International Hotel where the board meeting was going to be held.

As they all filed in, Robin sat right beside Chairman Black, with every other board member sitting at the table, all tense. Only Robi
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