Chapter 19

Livia is heading out for another day of meetings with yet another client. She expresses gratitude that George has ceased to bother her, recognizing that it is only a temporary respite before he inevitably resumes his pestering.

She was uncertain about the identity of her client for the day. This is a significant matter that she had to address, as the client’s company desired to provide its employees with both health and life insurance policies.

Livia let out a sigh, fully aware that the client had chosen an unconventional location for their meeting—a cafe by the shore, far from the bustling city. She has no choice, as the client is the one who made the reservation for the establishment.

“Ma’am Livia, we have arrived,” her bodyguard and driver informed her.

She’s exhausted from driving, so she requested one of her bodyguards to chauffeur her to this establishment, as it was a 45-minute drive. Livia acknowledged the driver and organized her belongings in preparation for the meeting.

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