Chapter 7 Findings.

A masculine figure was seen inside a dark, spacious office, enjoying the city skylines. The office was so dimmed that only rays from street lights made few things visible and reflected the smallest amount of light from the sky. Levi let out a heavy sigh and stared at the city skylines from his seat, remembering the meeting he had with Eleanor. He crossed his legs and rested his head backward. There were files piled on his austere desk, which were submitted to him for approval, and few are the activities report. Levi was always strict with his work and didn’t leave room for laziness; he thought slacking off would only bring him extra work. He was always the last person to leave the company, and the employees always gossiped and complained about his principles. Since his divorce, Levi has been working nonstop just to forget his ex-wife, so he has never considered vacation, even as the vice president. Work was his medicine for stress. He looked in the door direction; his gaze wa