Chapter 77. Train Them

Xavier

Louis arranged the documents we had been working on all day into one of the shelves and moved to the table where one of my assistants had left a bag of doughnuts and coffee for us.

“Do you want some?” He asked as he stuffed the doughnut in his mouth. “They’re delicious and the coffee is the way you like it.”

I quipped, “I’m good, friend. I had an early breakfast with a client.”

He raised his brow. “I thought you ended business breakfasts. You haven’t had one since Aurora left.”

“Yes, I felt bored and the client has been one of my prospects. A greedy one but I am already figuring a way to make him pay what we are worth.”

“Oh, right. You could have informed me though. I would have loved to add my two cents.”

I replied, leaning close to him. “Never undersell your ideas. It doesn’t speak well of you.”

He sipped loudly from the cup. “What do you mean?”

“You understand what I mean.” I sighed, shaking my head. “You already