Chapter Two
“What?” I say in surprise.
James blinks during the pause. “Kevin Hunter. He’s been mentoring her in business for a few years now.”
“Did Dad know about this?”
“Yes, I believe so. He thought it was a good idea. He said that Kevin had a great business sense and a keen eye for opportunities. I was always against it, however.”
“Why?” For the first time since Dad died, I feel an actual emotion – curiosity.
James takes a small bite of the finger sandwich as if he is debating whether to tell me why he didn’t like it. In the end, he nods, as if he has decided I am no harm since I have nothing to do with the company now.
“I think Kevin is ruthless. Don’t get me wrong. He is charming. He has to be, doesn’t he? He sees chances to grow his company all over the place. Keen business se
