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The Return of General Williams 2 The Ejection 1
Nevertheless, Valentine had been managing the situation but now, he had reached his limit and breakdown in tears.“I'm innocent. I was not with them,” he sobbed.“We are aware. If they have guts, let them stop you on our way,” Tim declared and quenched his fear.“Thank you, Boss, for trusting me,” he said and dried his tears.“Are you familiar with those criminals?” Richard asked.“Yes, Major.”“It is all right. We are following up on the case. We will see how far they can go with the accusations.”“Thank you, Major, for this.”“You are welcome.”They got to the hotel and met Ambrose, one of his colleagues, the bus driver, and his attendant waiting for them. After the greetings, they checked the consignment and Tim showed satisfaction.“Wow! You have done well for your country,” he complimented him.He smiled from ear to ear in satisfaction and appreciated him, “Thank you for your compliment.”“You are welcome. How much do you think this will cost?” “Ha! It is a lot of money because
The Return of General Williams 2 The Ejection 1
The gobsmacked DPO looked at the criminals before he faced the Corporal and screamed, “What! We believed him completely and he had taken my men to his house yesterday even though he was aware that he was telling lies.”“That is why we are here to strengthen things. We will be on our way,” the Corporal said and got up.His men got up as well while the DPO did the same. He walked them to the courtyard and appreciated the Corporal for his timely intervention.“It is my pleasure, DPO. Thank you for the good work you are doing.”“Consider it as nothing. Goodbye.”He watched them as they drove off before he walked back to his office and sent for the Public Relations Officer.They got the leader of the gang to confess and apologize to Valentine and the public.At The Auxiliary Armory PLC George was with the General Manager discussing the President's decision on how Mr. Robbie will move into the former secretary's house when Cpl. Simpson returned. He paused the meeting and listened to his re
The Return of General Williams 2 The Ejection 2
At The Estate Pa Dickson and his wife were watching the television and lazing around when Laura returned. She walked into their apartment to check on them as was her practice. Presently, they had adjusted to the janitor's cooking and life was sweet to an extent as they hoped that the boys would come back someday.“You are back,” her father welcomed her delightedly while her mother focused on her.“Yes, Dad. Good evening Mom and Dad.”“Good evening, my dear. How was your day?”“My day was good. And yours?” She asked and sat down on the single couch.“Our day was …,”“Knock. Knock.”Her mother was interrupted by the knock on the door.Meanwhile, Capt. Sawyer wished to see the apartment and instruct his workers on what to do before closing for the day. For that, he was not interested in seeing the occupant of the house who ought to have moved out long ago. He arrived with the company's operational truck, the gallons of paint, and the other materials needed for the work.“Take everything
The Return of General Williams 2 The Ejection 2
At The Estate Pa Dickson and his wife were watching the television and lazing around when Laura returned. She walked into their apartment to check on them as was her practice. Presently, they had adjusted to the janitor's cooking and life was sweet to an extent as they hoped that the boys would come back someday.“You are back,” her father welcomed her delightedly while her mother focused on her.“Yes, Dad. Good evening Mom and Dad.”“Good evening, my dear. How was your day?”“My day was good. And yours?” She asked and sat down on the single couch.“Our day was …,”“Knock. Knock.”Her mother was interrupted by the knock on the door.Meanwhile, Capt. Sawyer wished to see the apartment and instruct his workers on what to do before closing for the day. For that, he was not interested in seeing the occupant of the house who ought to have moved out long ago. He arrived with the company's operational truck, the gallons of paint, and the other materials needed for the work.“Take everything
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Both of them were aware that the price was 77,000 pounds sterling per carat but the President was desperate and wished to displace his unknown opponent by all means.“I will offer 79,000 Pound Sterling per carat. I think I am generous enough.”'What!' Tim exclaimed inwardly at his generosity and did not wish to go further in the deceit.“I will get back to you,” he said and tried to end the call.The President was scared that he might lose him and upped his bargain. He would not mind offering an unfavorable price to him provided he would not miss the deal.“Hold on. I can increase it if you are not …"“I will get back to you,” he said and ended the call.He breathed freely for a while before he called him back and pretended that he had discussed it with his other client.“You can have it. Your offer is the same as my contact.”“Oh! Thank you so much. Permit me to ask, how soon can I get the delivery?”“As soon as you wish to come for it.”“That is good. Where are you calling me from?”
The Return of General Williams 2 The Big Deal
At Tim's House After the President of the Sparkling Diamond Exchange paid for the consignment, he was still troubled and called Tim back. He informed him that he was scared to be in Canterbury if Sgt. Young did not approve of the transaction. Tim tried to discourage him from every fear but he was not convinced.At that point, George walked in to get the details of the activity at the field that day. He met Tim persuading someone over the phone and he sat down on the couch. When Tim could not convince him to come over, he said to him, “I will get back to you in a short while.”“It is all right,” the President said and cut the call.Tim faced George and gave him the details of their movement of the consignment to the airport, how he got the details of the buyer up to when he sealed the deal.“Wow! It must be a hectic day for you,” George pointed out.“You are right but it is worth it.”“Yes. You achieved a lot. Congratulations.”“Thank you but there is a problem,” Tim stated.George f
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Mr. Kennedy looked at Tim before he faced George and responded, "Kindly appreciate Gerald for considering me. My opponent would have displaced me.""That is good to hear. My Manager will be here shortly with the receipt of your purchase.""It is okay," he said and they began to wait."What do you care for? Tea or coffee?""Coffee, please."George called Bright's attention and he arrived at once. He served the guest a cup of coffee and before he could walk out, Capt. Abram walked in while Tim and Richard excused them.Mr. Kennedy was so happy with the deal after he got the payment receipt. "You can communicate with the manager also whenever you want to order goods," George advised him.He was delighted to hear that and requested a photograph with George.They smiled and Capt. Abram advised him, "Mind what you do with it or you may attract enemies to yourself.""I am aware of that. I will be careful," he responded and they posed for a photograph.Capt. Abram used his phone to help out
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He left the parlor and walked back to his room. The thought of Ella's arrival warmed his heart and he began to watch the time in anticipation.A few minutes before her arrival, he walked to the garden and sat down. He looked at the flowers and noticed that he had not pruned them for some time and resolved to do that in the evening."Hello, Old Man," she greeted him joyously and he smiled lavishly."Welcome, Ella. How is work?""Work is fine. How is your day?""Fine. I will be busy with the flowers this evening. I will take my herbal soup after that. Will that be okay?"Ella looked at the flowers and agreed with him, "It is all right. But it will make you go to sleep earlier and we will not chat today.""Oh, my God.""Yes. You will not make me laugh before I go to sleep," she pointed out."It is just for today.""I can understand. You need to work or your boss will be offended.""Thank you for your understanding," he appreciated him and took the fruits alone.At The Head of State's Off
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