Connor
I just sort of tagged along at the back of the crowd of people Edward had as they walked through the gym. They were all dressed in suits and fancy pencil skirts as he pointed to things and spoke all business.
I wished I understood what he was talking about but I didn't. Nor would I try but I had never really been good at finance and design talk therefore I just zoned out. That was why I studied sport business management in university. It was enough business that I knew how to survive but more sport that I understood.
Edward was a career man. Odd enough. I just thought he was all about rugby and partying but he had two personal assistants. One for life and one for business. That was a lot already. He had a whole team of managers and supervisors as well as a legal and accounting team.
