Chapter 40. The Suit

“Apa,” I called out.

“No,” he replied.

“You can’t possibly expect me to be home all day,” I whined.

“Then you can come to the law firm with your mom and me,” he suggested.

“You haven’t let me come to the firm since I graduated,” I told him.

“You have visited the firm multiple times and I know you can remember,” he said.

“I have plans, I can’t go to the firm and I can’t be at home,” I explained to Dad.

“You will have to cancel those plans, your only options are to come to the firm or stay at home,” he said.

“Why?” I asked him.

“I will not be stating my reasons to you,” He said.

“Fine, I will come to the firm” I agreed.

“We can’t wait for you, get dressed and your driver will bring you to the firm,” he said.

I nodded and went back to my room.

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