DESTINY

"What does that have to do with me? Send them away and let me go home. I am so exhausted, please," Richard yelled.

As he tried to roll up the tinted window again, one of the guards stopped him. "Boss, this is serious and it needs your attention."

Richard got even more irritated. "I am not coming down from here. Did you kill anyone? If not, just give them a hundred bucks to buy a snack and move this car!" His eyes were blazing with fury.

"Yes, Boss!" The guards handed over a hundred bucks to the boys, but they refused to take it. Their mother had instructed them not to accept anything from strangers.

They replied, "Okay," and went back to the car.

As the car moved, Richard didn't roll the window up again. The boys gently moved out of the way and passed by the side of the window where he was seated.

As soon as his eyes glanced at the boys, he immediately yelled, "Stop!"

He saw the boys and they were his exact replicas. He got out of the vehicle and instantly froze. "Was this what I was