Deep in the realm of the
Golden Concretes, eyes barely could see what beyond the gloomy dusk was.It was
a foggy twilight.
Joshev Rabin Brownsimov
was of the second generation of the blood he inherited down from his
grandfather, Ricardovich. His cold brown eyes gazed upon the crowded city
landmark, his body felt so tired of today's three hours negotiation meeting. As
what other white-collar bachelor usually did every tiresome night, he preferred
to sip a glass of capuccino near the subway on his way home to his small albeit
cozy enough apartment in the suburb area, sometimes along with his tablet when
he thought he caught an idea to write. An idea soon being communicated to his
supervisor, deliberately wasn't being talked to that he was really the First
Hand upon where the company would fall to.
So there it went; being
tested as an apprentice to his father, no matter how he already held a frozen
30 million dollars share he would be managing for the first quarter after he
finishes his first six months apprentice, Joshev was undoubtedly underestimated
and bullied by his seniors. All facility should he have as the Silver Spoon
holder was taken away; all that left were a couch,a standard, middle-class old
kitchen, and a small shower up in his apartment.
There were two options
his father actually offered: the Right One, where he was supposed to be placed
straight up the Director Board, where he would be treated as a Japanese Emperor
in the era of Douglas Macarthur; visible but no power, all he would do be
nodding to every decision they make. And maybe so do England and German kings.
The Left One, where he
would scratch from the very grass root, with all the dramas within.
Having obtained his
doctoral degree in Economics and Business, and his rich mathematic culture from
Phillips Exeter Academy, nothing would stop Joshev to take the Left Option.
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