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Tyra was a normal girl with a love for writing and dancing,her best times are spent with her bestfriend 
Nicole and soon her boyfriend Liam but everything takes a strange turn after getting a book from a mysterious store.Shortly after,she discover a new love for writing horror stories unknown to her that her new love is simply the possesion from a strange entity.
  It wants something dangerous  from her.It's freedom

New Journalist Violet Preston has longed for a position at "Wake Up World", a local journalism and news center for gifted writers. She aced the interview but on day one she did not expect to freak out, faint, and fall in love with the most handsome man on the team, Allen "Mickey" Dayne: her supervisor! Will she play it cool or find out that the best stories are love stories?

Ur was sleeping on the couch inside Bourne's working room. She didn't know much about business matters, but she was doing her best to protect him since he was her only pupil. Though, she had to admit that she needed to praise his business talent. He knew that he was a bit shameless to use her name to build a business, but she didn't care much since she loved that part of him. Like what he had said before, in the future, they were going to be together. Opening her eyes slightly, she looked at his short figure who checked the data of the business with serious expression. She chuckled since it felt a bit funny scene for a six year old children to do a business. Though, at the same time, she couldn't wait for him to grow up.
It might be a bit unbelievable, but he had his own shop, after one year being reincarnated in this world. His business was pretty simple, middleman.
Bourne was only a middleman for everyone in the town so they could sell their goods with more money. In the past, most people and mercenaries could only sell their goods in the merchant guild, but now, there was his shop. He had also made some connections with a businessman outside of town. His town wasn't small, but it wasn't big either, compared to the town in the western country, his town was pretty small.
Bourne mostly sold fur from beasts and magical beasts, rare plants, woods, etc. As long as it could become money then it was all good. With Ur as his backing, it was pretty simple to do business. If someone wanted to mess his business up, they needed to think twice to attack a business which was being protected by an S-Class magician.
Bourne didn't manage his business that much and only came to the town once or twice a week since his business was pretty lax. If he wanted then he might able to swallow this town, but he didn't have time and he was forced to train everyday by Ur.
*Knock!* *Knock!*
"Enter."
Bourne didn't look at the door and kept checking the document.
"Little Master, I've brought magic books which are sent by the merchant guild."
"Alright, place it--"
"Give it to me."
Ur opened her eyes and grabbed the magic books from his employee. She checked what kind of magic books were being sent by the merchant guild. She looked at the two books and felt that one of the books was quite useful, but the other one was a bit weird.
"Ur... sometimes, I'm very jealous of you for having such a pupil...." His employee was Ur's best friend who was living in the town. She looked at Bourne and asked, "Little Master, how old are you this year?"
"It should be 6 years old, what's wrong?"
"If you've become older, do you want to marry, Sister?"
"........"
Bourne was speechless. He looked at his employee again who was Ur's best friend. Even though she wasn't as beautiful as Ur, she was beautiful enough to become one of the most popular women on the town.
"NO!"
Ur glared at her friend and stood up before pushing her away. "If you've sent out the book then you need to continue your job!"
"Eh...? I still want to talk with Little Master more!" The woman pouted and complained since she had to admit that talking with Bourne was very fun. If Bourne had been born 15 years earlier then this guy might have created a harem in this town.
Ur ignored the woman and pushed her out of the room before closing the door. She snorted and felt that her friend was dreaming too much when she thought that she could make her pupil marry herself. Even if they were friends, there was something which could and couldn't be done between friends and flirting with her pupil was absolutely forbidden! It was also the reason why she kept accompanying him since he was very popular among the women and little girls in the town. Last time, there was a little girl who tried to kiss him in the middle of street which made her angry. The only thing which made her relieved was that he didn't know about the relationship between man and woman that much.
Ur also thought that they were dreaming of getting him, especially when he loved her so-- she shook her head before looking at Bourne. "Why didn't you reject her?" She knew that in the future this guy would become a hunk, but more than that, she felt uncomfortable when she thought that he would be with someone else in the future.
"....." Bourne was speechless and could only answer, "It was so sudden. You pushed her away before I was going to answer her."
"So you're going to promise her?"
"No, I have you after all."
Bourne looked at Ur innocently. It was straight and simple. He continued with his work since it was almost over.
"...."
Ur blushed and hurriedly changed the topic. "Did you ask the merchant guild to buy you those magic books again?" This time she didn't think two magic books which were sent by the merchant guild were weird and it was quite powerful and useful magic. Unlike his previous magic which was quite weird and even perverted.
"It is. There are a lot of magic books in your storehouse, but it is mostly magic related to ice."
"I'm sorry for only being able to do ice magic."
Ur pouted and she would be lying if she didn't feel annoyed by his words. 'If only this guy was a bit stupid...' If Bourne was a bit stupid then she could teach him a lot of things slowly, but he usually learned very fast, especially magic related to water.
Steam, ice, and water.
Ur knew that Bourne had learned a magic which controlled the three of the things which she mentioned before. In her honest opinion, his power could reach a peak level B-Class magician or even A-Class magician. It was a very surprising thing since he was only 6 years old, but of course, as his teacher, she was very proud of him. Especially when he could create a new spell with a weird magic which he had learned from the magic books which he had bought from the merchant guild.
Bourne was done with his job and walked toward Ur to take the magic books from her hands. He was a bit curious what kind of magic books the merchant group had sent him. He had told them that as long as it was a magic book he would buy it. He didn't care about what kind of magic it was. Even if he couldn't learn it, it could become a part of his family wealth in the future for them to learn. That's why he kept collecting those magic books.
"So what kind of magic is it?"
Ur showed two books in front of him and said, "It's Telepathy and Capture."
"Telephaty and Capture, huh?"
Tapping the table with his fingers, Bourne pondered what he could do with those two magic books.

An attorney died in 2020 and is being reincarnated in the world of Fairy Tail. Forgot about his identity in his previous life, he mastered "Water" magic. 

Water is made from hydrogen and oxygen. 

Dragon Slayer Magic, Lost Magic, Demon, etc; let's just bomb them with hydrogen bomb. 

*BOOOOOMMM!!!!*

Mushroom-shaped smoke appears and that explosion destroys everything.

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Slow pace, so be patient....

Since ancient times, there had been a lot of talents in Jiangnan1, especially in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. According to the records of the successful candidates in the highest imperial examination in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, from the first subject in the fourth year of Emperor Hongwu of the Ming Dynasty (the year 1371) to the last subject in the thirtieth year of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (the year 1904), there had been 201 subjects in the final imperial examination. In addition to learned and extensive subject2, excluding translation subject and Manchu successful candidates subject, there had been 51681 successful candidates, 24866 in the Ming Dynasty and 26815 in the Qing Dynasty. There had been 7877 successful candidates in Jiangnan, accounting for 15.24% of those of the country, 3864 in the Ming Dynasty, accounting for 15.54% of those of the country and 4013 in the Qing Dynasty, accounting for 14.95% of those of the country. On the whole, more than one out of seven successful candidates in the Ming and Qing Dynasties were from Jiangnan, which was marvelous. In the opinions of modern people, the advanced culture of Jiangnan was closely associated with its developed economy. In the northwest, people went hungry even though tens of mu3 of lands had been allocated to each person, while in regions of rivers and lakes, several mu of lands were enough for a family to cultivate a scholar, in which case, a cultural atmosphere was naturally cultivated.
Once a scholar became rich, besides finding a wife and buying some houses, he would more or less buy some books as well, even if it was just for pretension. Thus, a great many precious block-printed editions had existed in Jiangnan. What was more, Jiangnan and Jiangxi provinces in the early Qing Dynasty were full of wealthy families. With the effort of numerous people, the collected books in Jiangnan had increased gradually until the reign of Emperor Xianfeng of the Qing Dynasty. The loss of the books had been a pain to many book collectors.
Zhou Shuming looked like a scholar, but it was not known whether he had taken the imperial examination of the last subject or got any position. Hearing that Huang Xuan was troubled about buying books, he laughed and said, waving his hand, “It’s easy. Our city Jiaxing may be famous for few things, but books are one of them.”
“But I am new—”
“I will take care of it,” Zhou Shuming continued, “Our city Jiaxing—”
Before he could continue bragging, Huang Xuan interrupted and said seriously, “My father has a lot of book collections. This time I’d like to buy some rare editions and best editions. The only existing edition would be the best.” All best editions had been carefully proofread. Usually, both rare editions and best editions were old editions. Therefore, the Qing Dynasty best editions were not necessarily the Ming Dynasty best editions. In modern times, of course, the best editions of the year 1927 should include the Qing Dynasty block-printed edition. However, considering Rolin’s abnormal restraints on weight, he had to look for better editions.
Zhou Shuming smiled and said, stroking his beard, “Which books do you like, Mr. Huang?” Since ancient times, book collection had seldom continued for three generations in a family. With China’s political turbulence, more and more old books had been scattered on the market in Jiaxing. Tangled warfare going on among warlords, the government was too busy to deal with this situation, hence, compared to other times, more old books could be bought in this time.
Huang Xuan shook his head lightly, pointed to the warehouse and said, “I have carried more than 15 million dans of grains and 200 dans have been sold to Xieqiao Rice Shop. If you can, take all of the rest. All I want is 10 books.”
The chant on the dock was very loud. Zhou Shuming stood there as if he was just hit by a thunderbolt. 15 million dans of grains were worth more than 20,000 silver dollars. In other words, this young man would rather spend 2,000 silver dollars on one book. Obviously, this was a great deal. Boss Zhou clicked his tongue and said loudly, “Mr. Huang, please give me a few days. I will buy all these grains.”
“That will be great,” Huang Xuan laughed loudly and said, “But I will stay at most 5 more days. Boss Zhou, don’t be late.”
“Deal.”
“Deal.”
While Huang Xuan was working hard to protect human cultural heritage, the shopkeeper had been run off his feet for the funds. There wasn’t enough capital in the shop. After he had reported to his boss, he and the butler of the Zhu family withdrew 1000 silver dollars from the warehouse and contacted some rice shops quietly that had kept a good relation with Xieqiao Rice Shop, hoping to work together with them to buy all of Huang Xuan’s grains. He knew well that those were all first-class seed grains, the price of which would go much higher than 12 bucks; and according to Huang Xuan, more grains were on the way. Even his boss, who hadn’t spent much time on business, was considering making a fortune in this deal. 
However, in the afternoon, the news that a lot of grains had arrived in Jiaxing was already flying on the streets. The whole rice market of the city was reacting to it. At first, shopkeeper Zhu tried to find out who had spread the rumor. Of course, it was to no avail. Then he was more in a hurry and brought the silver dollars to the dock even before the due time. 
After counting the money, Huang Xuan asked the assistants to put the chests filled with silver dollars to his room. Then he moved them to the entrance of the plane passage, walked out of his room and said to shopkeeper Zhu, “Now that the transaction is done, the grains in the warehouse all belong to Xieqiao Rice Shop.”
“Great! Great!” Shopkeeper Zhu rubbed his hands excitedly and watched his assistants make an inventory of the grains again. His excitement wasn’t past until a gust of cold wind blew. He ran to Huang Xuan and said, bending, “Boss Huang, I have heard that another batch of grains of yours is arriving. Isn’t it?”
 Certainly it wasn’t heard but guessed. Huang Xuan twitched his lip with disdain. The rest of his grains was in the plane passage. How was it possible for him to hear anything like that? Still, he said with a smile, “Yes, I have another thousand dans, but a boss named Zhou Shuming has said that he will take them all. I am going to agree to it.”
“That old man,” Shopkeeper Zhu said, baring his teeth, “Boss Huang, we have both enjoyed doing business with each other. Our shop has been very sincere and is hoping that we can do business again about this a thousand dans of grains.”  
“I’m not saying no,” Huang Xuan repeated what he had said to Zhou Shuming, ignoring the dazed shopkeeper Zhu and continued, “If so, I will wait for your information in the hotel in town.”
Merchants had all along valued profits, so had Chinese national capitalists. The boss of Xieqiao Rice Shop, the current head of the Zhu Clan, Zhu Hongren, picked up his walking stick and started to walk around the garden as soon as he heard the news from the shopkeeper. Other shops that had been one step behind Xieqiao Rice Shop got even busier inquiring for information.
A thousand dans of grains were not a lot. Even in days like today when there was a grain shortage, they were just topics of conversation after meals. However, if a thousand dans of grains had been traded for just 10 books, the huge profit in it made the shopkeepers and bosses of vegetarian business feel as if they were the ferocious sharks smelling blood and the starving wolves moving greedily towards their prey.



Notes:
Jiangnan: areas south of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, which was divided into Jiangsu and Anhui provinces after the reign of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. 
Learned and extensive subject: one of the subjects of the imperial civil examination system.
Mu: a traditional unit of area in China, equaling to 0.0667 hectare or ⅙ acre.


Many people felt frustrated by the lack of knowledge after time travel.

Many took their laptops with them during time travel and fell into an awkward situation with deficient electricity.

Many others took the troops with them and found that there were only logistics of 19th century.

Countless predecessors had died on the way, numerous on the land of another world. 

A large number of people had achieved both success and fame after time travel, but failed to find the way back home. 

Do you still regret not remembering the formula of glass?
Are you still confused about the ingredients of gunpowder?
Are you still trying to perfect the shape of mirrors?

Nowadays, a lot of colleges and universities are rushing about, looking for sponsorship; many institutions are drifting along the wave of bank notes; a host of experts’ and professors’ subjects have been brought to a halt  because they are short of funds.

There is a solution to every problem.
...



This old friend of his was never shy when it came to ordering him around.
As payback, he picked the most difficult titles he could find…
Junting was afraid Xia Zhi wouldn't be able to understand these books, but Xia Zhi himself specifically mentioned he needed the most difficult titles he had.
Junting was surprised that Xia Zhi had improved so much in such a short period of time.
He had no idea he was borrowing them for someone else.
"You heard the conversation I had with him, right? The books are for that friend of his," Junting told Mubai.
Mubai nodded as he replied, "The person who you mentioned that has the perfect coding skill?"
"Indeed. It was only for a mini-game but you could see the programmer's proficiency. You yourself have seen it, is it not one of the finest works you've seen?"
"You're right but it's just a few lines of codes. You might be overestimating the programmer, there is much more to programming than code-writing," Mubai offered, "In any case, I'll leave the security system upgrade in your hands. Do finish it before the Hacker Competition."
"Don't worry, that's our specialty. I'll work overtime to ensure the system is upgraded before the competition," Junting said seriously. Mubai nodded before leaving.
Junting hurried back to work.
He foresaw many sleepless nights in the future because even though a system update sounded simple on paper, it was actually quite complicated.
This was because the new system was developed with the aim to withstand deliberate hacking attacks.
That was the crux of the Hacker Competition and he'd heard that the hackers involved this year were better than the ones from years before.
Competition in the online business had gotten increasingly severe in recent years.
Every company tried their best to put up the best defense software because failure could spell the beginning of a company's demise.
Junting had to ensure he helped Mubai's company survive until the end of the Hacker Competition to preserve his company's name.
After all, the company was a joint business venture between Tang Family and Xi Family.
Xinghe was satisfied with the books Xia Zhi brought back with him.
However, she still managed to finish them in the blink of an eye…
Xia Zhi had gotten used to his sister's inhuman-like ability so he was no longer surprised.
The person who was most surprised though was Junting. "She's done with them already?" Junting was taken aback when Xia Zhi returned him the books.
"I'm afraid so, she said the books were nice but she wonders… do you have anything more difficult?" Xia Zhi finished his question in almost a whisper because he himself thought his sister was being a bit too much.
He even began to suspect whether his sister was still human.
How can there be such a difference in talent between the both of them when they shared same Xia Family blood?
He must be adopted.
The absurd question caught Junting off-guard. It was already crazy that the books were finished in a day, but the person still asked for something harder‽
Those books were already the hardest he had!
This friend of Xia Zhi's seemed to be more formidable than he initially thought.
Junting straightened his face and put his arms around Xia Zhi, adding, "Junior, don't hide from your senior. Tell me who is this friend of yours? You must introduce her to me."
"Senior, it's not that I don't want to, but she doesn't want to reveal her identity at the moment. I promise the moment she feels otherwise, you'll be the first one to know," Xia Zhi said.
Geniuses tend to have their eccentricities; Junting understood that much.
He didn't force Xia Zhi to reveal more but helped him as much as he could by finding him more books. Before Xia Zhi left, he said, "Xia Zhi, I'll be frank. If your friend needs a job, tell her to come to me. I'll have a good post waiting for her."
Xia Zhi was overjoyed. He nodded earnestly, "Thank you, I'll be sure to tell her that!"
Xia Zhi rushed back to the hospital, eager to tell Xinghe the good news.


Author's Synopsis:
A piece of divorce paper sent Xia Xinghe into a state of destitution. 
However, a car accident later, she transformed into a professional hacker with more money than she could ever spend.  
All those that have belittled, bullied and laughed at me, please line up, I'll show you what the meaning of face-slapping is!
Wait, wait, wait. That guy over there, the ex-husband that I no longer have any relations with, don't cut in line. 
What, you want to help me face-slap these people?
“Not only that I will help you face-slap myself!” The wickedly handsome man with billions dollar in estate raised his own palm to slap his own face without reservation!
Ps. This is a girl-power, no cheating, no misunderstanding, no harem, 1v1 romance story. Also, please expect the unexpected in terms of the plotlines, and not hold it to the standard romance plot structure.

Translator's Synopsis:
A van exited an orphanage under the cover of the night but wait, what is it carrying..? Dead bodies! Dead bodies of children and toddlers! No one knew for certain where it was going and what happened to the children but one thing's for sure, it had to do with the mysterious disappearance of highly intelligent children all around the world. 
A recurring nightmare triggered Xia Xinghe's desire to unveil the mystery behind her mother's disappearance, a mystery that led to the discovery of a larger conspiracy. Follow along as she made new allies and enemies as she delved deeper into the twisting conspiracy, all the while fielding her ex-husband's relentless romantic advances. The quarrelsome yet loving couple supported each other as they crossed the boundaries of class, nations, space, life and even dimension itself, each pursuing their own goal. For the wife it is to discover the identity of her origin and for the husband, to make his ex-wife fall in love with him. 


Once Young-Eun's morning sickness stopped, Young-Eun started eating a lot.
Gun-Ho said, "Is it okay for you to eat that much?"
"Nothing much I can do about it. Oppa, can you get me some tomatoes? I want cherry tomatoes."
Gun-Ho went to a supermarket and bought tomato, fruit juices, and other fruits and brought them to Young-Eun. Whenever Young-Eun said she was feeling swollen on her legs, he gave her a massage. These things became a new routine for Gun-Ho.
 
It was Monday. Gun-Ho went to work at GH Building in Sinsa Town.
Gun-Ho went out of the office by himself and headed to Youngpoong Bookstore at the building where Seoul Express Bus Terminal was located. He took the subway line no. 3 to get there. He bought several prenatal education books, including Talmud's Tales and books on good foods during pregnancy. He also bought some classical music CDs for Young-Eun.
"Oh, my gosh. I will really be a dad?"
Gun-Ho was not sure what it would feel like to be a father. Gun-Ho thought that he should be a good person for his child.
 
Gun-Ho was sitting in his office at GH Building reading the prenatal education book that he bought earlier when he received a call from Young-Eun.
"Oppa? I just had a test for congenital abnormalities."
"What? Congenital abnormalities? What are you talking about? Is something wrong?"
"It's a medical exam that every expectant mother is supposed to take when they are around four months pregnant. Everything is fine."
"Oh, my. I was frightened when you said you received the test for it. I stopped by Youngpoong Bookstore today and bought several books related to prenatal education."
"You did?"
"You should take good care of yourself. Don't do anything that makes you feel hard, and make a request to the hospital that you can't work night shifts often any longer."
"Okay, I will do that."
"Honey, I love you."
"Well, I will talk to you later."
 
President Jeong-Sook Shin, who was working on the 17th floor, came up to Gun-Ho's office on the 18th floor.
"What are these books?" Gun-Ho asked when he saw her carrying several heavy-looking books.
"GH Media is publishing these books now. These are business management books. I was thinking that you might want to read them. They are not on the market yet. They just came out of the bookbindery service today."
"Really? These are very thick books."
Gun-Ho didn't carefully look at those books that President Shin had brought though.
"Thank you. I will read them when I find time for it."
"We sold about 3000 of our costume play magazines this month. I wouldn't say that we hit a jackpot, but it is definitely a success. Most of the articles in the magazine were written by Mr. Yoshitake Matsuda alone. Half of the magazine contents are from Japanese magazines anyway, so it's not hard to make our magazine."
"Hmm, really? That's good to hear."
 
"Also, I brought one more book. It's a children's storybook, which is good for prenatal education. Please give it to Young-Eun."
"A book for prenatal education? I actually went to Youngpoong Bookstore earlier today and bought several books for it. Well, yours is different from the books that I bought."
"Oh, you bought prenatal education books, sir? Oh, my gosh. I see the books on your desk, hahaha. I have no doubt that you will make a great dad, Mr. President Goo."
"We are paying Mr. Yoshitake Matsuda enough with good benefits, right?"
"His current monthly salary is 3.5 million won. It's exceeding 30,000 Japanese Yen. It seems that he is sending 20,000 Yen out of 30,000 to his home in Japan."
 
"Does he have a lot of family members to support?"
"He doesn't talk much about his family. He has a daughter for sure, but I've never seen him talking about his wife. His daughter seems to go to Tokyo University."
"Hmm, I see."
"Mr. Yoshitake Matsuda is not solely working with the magazine, but he is also busy with introducing and bringing some Japanese best-seller books as well. I was thinking that maybe we should provide him with more support for his accommodation."
"Where is he living right now?"
"He is staying in a studio apartment in the Hongik University area."
"Hmm, really? I guess that he might feel lonely. I think you should pay more attention to his well being."
"Sir, why don't you buy him a drink or something sometimes when you have time? He probably needs man time. I think you can make a good connection with him."
"Haha, you think so? Okay, I will do that."
 
A moment after President Shin left Gun-Ho's office, Gun-Ho received a call from Jae-Sik Moon in China.
"I got confirmation from our Chinese partner that they received 450,000 dollars."
"That's good."
"I will be attending the preparation meeting for Antang City's terminal project today."
"You mean the meeting conducted by the 'preliminary committee'?"
"Yeah. Speaking of which, I found that we also sometimes say 'preliminary committee,' in Korea not 'preparatory committee.'"
"Hmm, I see."
"Well, since they received our investment funds, I will make a request again to change the ownership of the land to the joint venture's name and to issue us the bus business license."
"I think you should."
 
"The joint venture's vice president—Changchun—came and talked to me quietly earlier. He said that the transportation department's director has the full authority regarding the bus business license, and we can expect to receive it very soon."
"Of course. Since they received the funds, they will issue it to us pretty soon."
"But the thing is that they will probably allow us to have two or three buses for now."
"That's it?"
"He said that it's pursuant to the Duikai policy."
"The Duikai policy? What is that?"
 
"It's like if we bring three buses, then the other side will bring three busses as well like fairly matching the number of buses. In other words, say, Antang City will provide three buses for the route from Antang City to Guiyang City. Then Guiyang City will come up with the same number of buses for the route from Guiyang City to Antang City."
"Hmm, really? It's like if we have a new bus line between Incheon City where we used to live and Daejeon City, the bus company in Incheon City will run three buses that go from Incheon City to Daejeon City, and the bus company in Daejeon City will provide three buses from Daejeon to Incheon."
"That's exactly right. That's the Duikai policy. The major difference between Korea and China is about who can be assigned to run those busses. Since Korea is a small company, the bus companies in Seoul can take the bus lines between two provincial cities while the bus companies in a provincial city get a hard time getting into the business. And that's how some large companies become even larger. But China is different. They decentralize authorities and power, so they evenly distribute the business as well. Maybe, they do that because the country is so big."
"Hmm, Duikai policy…"
 
"Their Duikai policy isn't exclusively applicable to the bus business, but it applies to the airline business as well. In Korea, if we open a new airline route to Busan and if Korean Air takes the lines, then that is it, right? But, if Duikai policy applies, half of the lines to Busan must be taken by Busan Air."
"That policy might not work well in Korea considering the business environment and all that. The companies in a provincial city are small companies with weak financial capability, which means that they might not be able to provide services that as competitive as companies in Seoul would. Well, Duikai policy seemed to be a good policy though. But, it seems like we will have half of what we expected in the bus business then."
"So, I was thinking that maybe I should find a new bus route other than Guiyang City."
"Hmm, really? If so, I think you should go on a trip to other cities for it."
"I think I should go now. I will give you a call once the meeting is over."
"Okay. Keep up the good work."

This is the story of a poor young man whose poverty even shreds apart their family willing to climb his way through society and into the top. A very realistic novel that moves away from fantasy and sci-fi and focuses solely on the issues of society and life.

I woke up to Tom sobbing into my chest. I did the only thing I could. I hugged him back and rubbed his back to calm him down.

Me: "Its okay, buddy. I'm here for you. Can you tell me what's wrong?"

Tom: "You were too good to be true, I thought you were a dream like the others. I was expecting to wake up back at the orphanage cold and hungry. I am just happy you are real!"

His words broke my heart. The poor boy dreamt of having a loving family so many tmes. And every time, he was crushed when he woke up.

Me: "Oh Tom, I will always be here for you. This no dream, I will be the best father you could ever imagine. You deserve at least that and so much more."

Tom: "Thank you for being real, daddy."

Me: "Always, my little munchkin." I look to the night stand to check the time, it was 6 AM. "Looks like we slept through dinner. No biggie, we'll just have to eat more breakfast. Come on now, let's go eat."

We walked through the mansion to get to the dining room.

Tom: "This place is really big! How many people live here?"

Me: "Right now it is just us. Your uncle is off traveling and training."

Tom: "Where is he now?"

Me: "Last I heard from him, he was going to Magnostadt."

Tom: "Magnosthat?"

Me: "Magnostadt, the Kingdom of Magic. A Kingdom for magicians that control magoi a form of magic that is more physical than many other forms. He went to study with them."

Tom: "Can I go there one day? It sounds awesome."

Me: "It is a beautiful place. We can visit only when you are older and can protect yourself."

Tom:"Okay!"

We get to the dining room, where I create a breakfast buffet. After eating a big breakfast, I  took Tom to the livingroom. I sat him on the couch and handed him the TV remote after explaining all the necessary buttons.

Me: "Listen Tom, dad needs to get some very important things done. Do you think you can sit here and watch TV for a few hours?"

Tom: "Okay."

Me: "Thank you for understanding." I kiss his forehead. "If you get hungry or need the restroom, just say so. The house will help you."

I left him watching cartoons and left the house to deal with somethings.

The first of which was going to Gringotts. You would think that Diagon Alley would be hard to find, it's not. The place had so much magic around it compared to the rest of London that it stuck out like a sore thumb. 

I walked through Diagon Alley with an illusion that made it look like I was wearing wizard robes. There was no way I was wearing those atrocious things. There was a reason they went out of style in for the rest of the world.

I at the entrance of Gringotts to read the warning for myself. 

Me: "Enter, stranger, but take heed
Of what awaits the sin of greed,
For those who take, but do not earn,
Must pay most dearly in their turn,
So if you seek beneath our floors
A treasure that was never yours,
Thief, you have been warned, beware
Of finding more than treasure there." I look to the armed guard in full armor next to the door. "Quite poetic, don't you think? But, it is running low on power. You should really have your ward masters recharge it soon. It will be  much harder to rebuild it if it collapses."

The guard did not react to my words. I entered the bank and went to an available teller. 

Me: "Excuse me, my good sir. I would like to open an account at this fine establishment."

Teller: "Of course, valued customer. If you would just follow me so we may discuss this in private."

Me: "After you."

We soon arrived at an empty meeting room. 

Teller: "Please have a seat, Earthweaver will be with you shortly." 

Me: "Thank you."

He left and 10 minutes later Earthweaver came.

Earthweaver: "Sorry for the delay. I am Earthweaver."

Me: "It was no problem for me, I reserved this day for business. My name is Alexander Balcoin."

Earthweaver: "Okay. I hear you wanted to open a vault, is that right?"

Me: "No, just an investment account. I don't have something that would warrant a vault."

Earthweaver: "Are you a muggle perchance?"

Me: "I am not a wizard, no. I want my money making money, not gathering dust in a vault."

Earthweaver: "We still require you have a vault. We need to put your money somewhere."

Me: "Oh I see."

Earthweaver: "Let's talk business. How much money will you be putting into the bank?"

Me: "The equivalent of three billion dollars."

Earthweaver: "Will that be all?" Wow, he didn't even flinch.

Me: "No. I would also like to purchase the best  blood adoption potion you have."

Earthweaver: "The best one we have costs 200 million Galleons."

Me: "I'll buy it. In addition to the potion, I want to open a company with Gringotts' help."

Earthweaver: "We can do that."

We spent the next five hours talking about the specifics of the company I wanted to set up. Most of it would be dealt by Gringotts, but some things would need my presence. They have have many connections in the non magical world, hiring and constructing buildings will be easy with their help.

I left Gringotts after depositing the three billion dollars and instructing them to use all of it to create an investment portfolio for me. I walked to Flourish and Blotts next for some books. I picked out books on magic and a few story books for Tom. 

I then went to Borgin and Burkes to purchase all their dark magic books. I was pleasantly surprised to find some Occulomancy and Legilimancy books. The ritual books were by far the best find of the entire shop. Wizards are so weak magically, that they have had to rely on ritualistic properties to strengthen their spells to a functional degree. Their rituals in particular are very complex. I will have my fun with them later.

I thought about Tom being lonely when I'm not around so I went to the nearest pet shop. I found a baby snake within 30 minutes. Boy am I glad I studied the mind arts. The mind arts, when at a high degree of mastery, allows the user to communicate with any species of animal by using telepathic signals. It only works for speaking, not reading and writing. 

I swiftly bought the snake from the shop owner and left with it on my shoulder. I went into a side alley and opened a portal home. Now that I think about it, where did Gaia park my house? I'll check later.

I died and was hired by Gaia. Now I travel through worlds learning as much as I can to ascend and get a promotion.

"All good things must come to an end."

~ Chapter 1 ~

        Wen Kaixin used to be so happy.
        Back then, she was that chubby little girl who could make the whole neighborhood laugh at her silly antics.
        Sometimes, she would strut around in front of their house wearing her mother's stilettos with a thick make up on her face. The old grandmas would have a good laugh while watching the cute little girl act like a mature adult, which was really hilarious to look at.
        But gone are those days of her blissful life.
        Now, at the age of 29, the previous bubbly little girl had become one of the successful web novelists out there.
        Having written quite a number of outstanding works, it could be said that Wen Kaixin had already built a name for herself.
        Her works mainly revolved in romance, and most of them have happy endings.
        However, a month ago, Wen Kaixin's readers caused a great commotion on the forums.
        All of them were asking for their beloved author's whereabouts!
        A few months had passed already and yet, there was still no news about her!
        Her readers thought that she was just busy in real life that's why she was not able to do her daily updates.
        But after the few days of waiting turned into months, they started to have some doubts in their hearts.
        Did something happen to Author Wen?
        Unbeknownst to them, the writer they had been waiting for would never come back.
        Wen Kaixin would never be back again.
        ...
        The woman being talked about was lying on her king size bed, staring blankly at the bare white ceiling of her room. 
        Countless story drafts and notes were strewn across the floor of her bedroom, not leaving a single space unoccupied.
        The woman appeared to be lost in thought as her eyes were not fully focused. The hand which was holding her phone by her side had also visibly tensed up.
        Unknowingly, another bout of tears streamed down her face as a painful sob escaped her lips.
        Wen Kaixin remembered another happy memory she had of her husband who had died a few months back.
        He was not only her husband, he was her editor, her confidante, her best friend, her mentor, her business partner...
        He was her everything.
        After losing her parents at such a young age of 9 and taken in by her distant relatives until she turned 18, Wen Kaixin thought that she would never find the solace of home and family.
        Although her distant relatives were good to her, it was only because she had inherited the money of her parents. She lived in their house as though she was nothing but a tenant who monthly pays for her food and lodging.
        As for why they did not think of forcefully taking away the money, it had something to do with Wen Kaixin herself.
        At such a young age, although others viewed her as a mischievous chubby little girl, Wen Kaixin was actually being trained by her father about business matters.
        Their business had something to do with publication. The Little Kaixin was very much interested in books that she would often follow her father to their company to have a look at how these books were being made. Of course, she would also beg her father to let her read the yet to be released books. 
        Father Wen always relented, but in return, Little Kaixin should be willing to learn business with him.
        Little Kaixin was caught in a dilemma. 
        She only wanted to read and was not willing to use her reading time to learn some business that only adults do.
        But her love for books overpowered her unwillingness.
        Thus, Little Kaixin learned business from Father Wen so she could read the books in the company.
        However, a tragedy happened.
        The publication company that their family owned was caught in a huge fire! Every single thing had turned into ashes. Many of the company workers had died, including the president, Wen Shuji, and his wife, Xue Yun.
        As if a work of fate, the Little Kaixin was out on her school trip and was thus spared from this incident.
        With no other descendants, Wen Shuji's and Xue Yun's assets were given to their only child, Wen Kaixin.
        But because of her young age, it would not be possible for her to live by herself and so, Wen Kaixin decided to live with her distant Aunt from her mother's side, Xue Yu.
        With the knowledge passed down by her father, Wen Kaixin was not in a rush to spend the money she got. Instead, she planned on how to make it grow by means of investments.
        Dealing with her Auntie Xue Yu was easy. She only had to give her 'enough' money and her Auntie would not really care much about what she would do.
        Living like that for almost a decade, after she had turned 18, Wen Kaixin left that household and decided to live by herself.
        The projects she had invested into had considerably profited and it was also at this time that she finished her studies.
        After graduating with an MBA degree, Wen Kaixin decided to remake her father's business. But with the recent advancement in technology and the rise of globalization, she opted to follow the trend.
        Wen Kaixin invested in web-based publication.
        It was also then that she met Jun Yiran, her late husband, who was her business partner then.
        Memories after memories of how they started their business, of how they spent most of their time together, of how they realized their feelings for each other... all came flooding into her, almost drowning her in sorrow.
        Wen Kaixin became a writer because of him. He told her that he loved to read her stories so much. This pushed Wen Kaixin to start her journey to becoming one of the successful web novelists in the present times.
        It could be said that there won't be an "Author Wen" today if not for Jun Yiran.
        But now that Jun Yiran left, Author Wen had also departed the scene...
        Never to be seen again.

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