Life at the Top

Kimbra smiled disdainfully at how the protests had quieted at the mere mention of the Rothschilds. Then he turned to look at Elder Sahar.

The man had been quiet even when everyone demanded that he step down.

“Any thoughts, Elder Sahar?”

Sahar glared at Kimbra. “I have nothing to say. Everyone agreed to give you ten days, so ten days you’ll have. I’d like to see just what you can do. Do not disappoint me.”

Then, Elder Sahar turned and left.

Kimbra glared at Sahar from behind. He wanted nothing more than to kill this old man, for he was the one who kickstarted the protests.

Everyone else filed out of the room as well, leaving Kimbra and the few terrified maids who waited on him.

It was no secret that Kimbra was violent. Whenever he was angry, he would always take it out on his maids. The last time someone infuriated him, four maids paid the price with their lives. No one knew what happened to their bodies afterward.

Qari was no stranger to war and death occurred more often than one could imagine. Someone healthy and alive could end up dead the next second.

his phone and

reacted so quickly. It’s only been a few days since I’ve lost contact with Miss Jagoan, and they’ve already caught wind of it.

few rings,

relieved to know that he had not been abandoned. He was about

His smile froze.

himself into thinking that he had called at the wrong time. However,

felt anxious. He paced around

she pick

abandoned

me the head of

Something’s happened

Kimbra was frantic.

claiming that he had the Rothschilds’ support, Kimbra had only ever been in contact with Jagoan,

against hers. If Jagoan denied their partnership, Kimbra had no way to prove