The Game Of Death

Resign

Ernest and Hellen worked from day to night as usual. The atmosphere of the cafe was as crowded as Jeremy had promised him.

When the cafe starts to close, now comes the time to clean up the cafe and close the cafe because the time is already approaching late at night. Ernest looked at his cell phone screen showing a message from someone.

To: Ernest

Did you do that? Remember, if you didn't do that. You'll get a penalty.

Ernest breathed a long sigh after reading the message. In three hours, he has to do it. But seeing Hellen who was still busy with his work make confused him. Today, Hellen is also very happy to see so many customers coming to the cafe.

To: ([phone]

Can I ask for extra time? I need a little time.

Ernest looked at his phone screen with a serious face. She bit her nails hoping Jeremy would give her some lightening. However, when Hellen was wiping the table. Suddenly....

PYAR!

The cafe glass was suddenly thrown stone by someone out of nowhere. Hellen even screamed so surprised. Just like Ernest, he went straight to check his phone again hoping it wasn't Jeremy.

To: Ernest

Surprise!

The first gift I gave you when you refused, I'd give you more if you wouldn't. Three hours left, Ernest. Think carefully!

Ernest's body suddenly trembled with fear, and he really didn't expect Jeremy to be able to play around. He's scarier than anything.

After reading Jeremy's message, Ernest pulls his phone and runs towards Hellen, who is injured by the cafe's glass shattering attack.

"Are you okay, Hellen? Where does it hurt? " ask Ernest.

"I'm fine, i was just surprised by the sudden attack. Who did it with such a heart?" says Hellen.

"All right if you're okay. Let's sit down first! Just let that person probably leave. I have something to talk to you about," Ernest said while trying to get Hellen to stand up.

After Hellen sat down and Ernest had cleaned the broken glass, Ernest returned and sat down before Hellen with a serious face.

"What are you trying to say, Er? Hurry up, before my driver should arrive on time," Hellen replied while holding his leg that felt painful from the splinter. a broken glass.

"All right, I'll say it to the point. I apologize in advance for having to leave you, but I have to go resign from this job. I had to do it. I can't work here anymore. I borrowed money to the bank and I'll pay it off soon, I'll make a business at home. My father was getting sick from now on, I was worried about him," Ernest said lying.

Hellen was stunned to hear what Ernest had just told her. He did not expect a sudden decision. It seemed strange, but in fact Ernest had to do it.

"Why talk like that all of a sudden? I'm sorry, I didn't mean to forbid you, but I'm just a little surprised by your decision, let us alone just experienced a disaster," Hellen replied.

"I'm sorry, this must have surprised you so much and it seems strange. I'm so sorry, Hellen. But, I did want to say it a long time ago," he explained.

"I understand, Ernest. But why are you borrowing the bank instead? Aren't you going to apply to the company who I explained to you at the last day?" asked Hellen hesitantly.

"I think opening the business is much better, Hellen. I can watch my father all the time. I've made the resign letter, and please hand this over to the manager. I'm really sorry to have to do this and leave you. I'll find my replacement as soon as I can," Ernest said feeling guilty.

"No problem Ernest, I'll give it to the manager soon. You work well, if you need help. Just call me, okay?" asked Hellen

"Thank you so much Hellen, I'm sorry I've been bothering you all the time," Ernest says.

"No problem, Ernest. I'm glad I can help you. All right, I'll go home soon. Just close the cafe, about glass, let me take care of it tomorrow. See you next time, Ernest!" said Hellen, who was greeted by Ernest's nod.

Ernest could only stare at Hellen's departure. His eyes looked to the extent that Hellen had gone until he was finally out of sight. Ernest looked around him, this room would he miss so much all the time. But he had to be forced to leave her.

Ernest reached into his phone that was in his pants pocket. He also informed Jeremy that he had done his job.

To: ([phone]

(sent a photo)

I did it.

After sending the message, Ernest breathed a long sigh. He immediately closed the cafe and locked it. He then immediately walked toward home. His mind was raging, and he should be happy by now. But his heart kept trying to convince him that this was the right choice.

To: Ernest

Send me your account number. Don't forget to save yesterday's money in your savings, your father is a sly enemy.

Ernest grabbed his cell phone after getting the message. He immediately sent Jeremy his account number and ran straight to the house. The money is in grave danger.

His mind kept thinking that his father was partying at home with his friends using his money. He really didn't think of it when he left for work. In fact, his father was definitely a crafty man.

"I hope he don't do it, if he really does. Then I'll kill him immediately, the fucking human can't just keep do this going to me," Ernest said.

Ernest kept running as fast as he could. Under the dim moonlight shining in the dark of night, someone was smiling happily behind Ernest's worries. Someone took a glass of wine and grabbed it quietly. He saw Ernest's panicked face running as fast as a wild horse.

"Let's play a real game," he said