Turner's chance

seriousness that accompanied him where ever he went was not all for show. It set th

building was not surprising. It would surprise a stranger though, why a fellow human - he at least seems human enough

tinct and he played by it, all the time, day in, day out, all year round, summer, spring, autumn and winter. You would not fi

of men and women his age and father's age, hastening to their jobs, mu

ts for he had been there but now, he was wont to it, accepting of it. He was

case. His brisk wall fell in place with

. It was beautiful, all of the interior, as it was untelling. Caleb took a sit behind his large table that looked like a butchering table in an abattoir. Only, it was made ma

aid and asked directly, "What time d

"We still have forty minutes left until we

o we ha

to look over estimates, drafts and then make pl

act? I should be on site myself today. Kings corpor

his face contorted. "After the inspection, you have your schedule cleared." Caleb gave him a blank look, his eyebrows relaxed, his lips unmoving.

ou up to ri

er would not be able to understand what he was, who he was and why he was. He could not understand when he became so unus

n not but prefer if he did not even talk at all, or how can one be soft-spoken and lou

e at. they should be awaiting my pre

ty minutes. Have Ms Smith bring me

e a nod an

vealed a breathtaking view. The city of Manchester laid before him, covered with sleet. He looked down at the smaller buildings and the big ones, like the o

structure made of concrete, bricks and gravel. Beneath him lied everything else. People inclusi

Turner had brought him alongside since he was on holiday. He had bugged his father a lot, about coming to where he worked. Caleb remembered how he clung to h

ad constructions at the fore. Now, The empire had expanded into several other small annexes. For years,

he board of directors and making decisions that affected the day- to- day operations

irector in charge. Not

ols and materials to life, so long as they were erecting buildings, raking in profits and expanding their forte

, bring them to life. And he needed the compliance of peo

ared for

atrice, his originally assigned secretary. S

ay to bring you the coffee when the di

er back when she let it. She had the hair in a high bun now and her heavily made up

s. It was not the prefect attire Caleb desired but they could for a start, begin with it. She at least looked like she worked i

ir

we discussed the other time. Am I getting a good re

d I assure you of their compliance.

n of mine that I can giv

of the floor so he wondered why he was being hesitant. When Beatrice finally talked, her eyes were on her feet averted from that o

to everyone

and the young w

g he wanted? He did not think he was too calm. In fact, he knew he was feared, even more than he should be feared as a person. Maybe it

xing, he began reading contract forms from Bays and Co, a sub-contracting

ve been suppliers for the Turner's, Caleb wanted them to sit this particular project out. Old Turner however, was insisting. This wou

he company work with a different partner for a change. But his father was pressing. He was pressing really hard. And oh, he needed to. Caleb

rain from setting sentiments in the way of his judgement. If it was feasible, then they would work with it again

in deep concentration when Oliv

, sir. It is only five

lre

en though Caleb c

moved from behind Oliver and forward, with t

quest a chang

one, seeing as we're goi

ng. Have the car ready

s table and waved Beatrice away, who turned, glad to be out of his pres

to jeopardize th

uld. I am still very capable

e dropped the call, he said, "The

eb,as they made their