The Idiotic Billionaire

half y

rself, dear,” Gina says as she follow

iah says for the one

opes to remember for a long time. “And you promise to always

se I’ll call every week as much as I can.” She vows, b

es, trying to insert assertiveness. “If things get bad, you

knows isn’t true. “I know, and if things don’t work out well after two years, I’ll come back home and

eriah on her forehead, “Take care of yours

her other bag and Gina gets

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a place to move go to, I promise." Neriah practic

the thirteenth month since she has been in this

y hands are tied here. Mr Inferno, the new buyer of this house hopes to have ever

t a migraine coming in, “Mr Tony, that’s tomor

re one of the best tenants this building has ev

trembles, “I don’t have anywhere

the chance of finding another good place to move into

Gomez” he apologizes once more

her dream which had always been fashion and clothing design and there was no better

le she was still at home, but none of them would approve of her work. Determined, she continued t

he’d initially set out to pursue this dream and now to make matters worse, she’s now bein

contemplates what to do next. Life couldn't be worse for someone like her. All her life she had to figh

no,” announces the man on TV and the clapping of multitude follows next as the the the ca

? Neriah wonders on the floor, w

to her like a flash of lightning. Inferno is the name of the

ewed, she quickly writes it down. She goes to her laptop and types the full name in, before pressing on the search button and patiently she wait

ritten here, he’s a self-made billionaire, who is heavily invested in humanitarian work and research. According to this article, he’s a selfless en

d can

ties her messy hair into a side ponytail. She grabs her snea

just a few minutes’ walks from her house according to what she'd written dow

but had never bothered to even know anyone or anything around her. She immediately blames herself for

to be and as she looks, her mouth drops open and she knows she’s soon going to fa

g past her and hurrying into the building and she hears him

ristwatch and it’s only three minutes past eight a

, on their desk highly focused on their works. She approaches one of the workers on

tops typing and glances up at her with the ‘I can’

ng, I’m actually

e man she’s standing before, “can you move away from this

de young man and as she does this, she sights th

n Inf