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chapter 11

Dolah's POV After preparing for work, I left my house feeling upset about the large sum of money my boss accidentally sent to my account. I couldn't believe such a mistake had been made, especially when I was in desperate need of money. Feeling frustrated, I walked towards a taxi that had pulled up on the side road. Opening the door, I got inside and the driver started the car. Although not exactly friends, the driver and I were familiar with each other. My anger still simmering, we drove for a few minutes until we reached the TZ company. After paying for the ride, I stood in front of the imposing building and let out a sigh. Stepping inside, I noticed that everyone was engrossed in their tasks, oblivious to my arrival. One aspect I appreciated about this company was the absence of drama and gossip, as there were no women to create such distractions. It was always quiet and focused. Making my way to the elevator, I entered and patiently waited as it carried me to my

Chapter 12

DESERTED EMOTIONS /Nancy

Dolah's POV A month has passed and I have nothing to complain about. My brother is out of the hospital and recovering well. I'm grateful to whoever paid his hospital bills. They saved my brother and brought him back to me and I'm so happy they didn't ask for anything in return. My work is going great too. My boss treats me nicely because I'm a man, but I wonder if things would be different if I were a woman. The only thing on my mind is finding a good school for my brother and making a budget for his education."Hey Don, you seem lost in thought. You need to finish that report before we leave," Mr. Tarzan's voice snapped me out of my daze. I had forgotten that I was still in the office and my boss was waiting for me. It was already 7 pm and I was sure it was dark outside."It's okay sir, I'll finish the report and then head home," I replied. My boss had a habit of dropping me off at home, which was a kind gesture, but I was also afraid that my secret would be exposed

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