Take Your Life

Sean's POV

"Good job, Sarah," I said as I took off my blazer and tie, relieved after finishing a tiring meeting.

It was tough to reach a favorable opportunity for both parties. I didn't need shareholders since I had more than enough capital, but they had been there when my company was established. They were also quite helpful in keeping an eye on the state of competitors in each period so that I could plan accordingly.

I finally took the middle ground after much deliberation and ignored Sarah, who had been looking unhappy since the end of the meeting. "What is it again, Sarah?" I asked as she looked like she wanted to say something but was still holding back and not moving from my office. "If you have nothing to say, please come out soon because I want to take a break."

Sarah looked thoughtful but finally nodded to retreat. "Yes, sir. I will excuse myself then."

I seated myself on the chair, turning it to face the window that displayed the view outside. As I leaned back, I recalled Ar