The-Sinful-King-By-Claire-Contreras-PDF

“What for?”
“School. I was accepted into the University of North
Carolina, so I’ll be there for four years, and then . . . I don’t
know. I’m thinking I’ll settle in London.”
“What’s your ultimate goal?”
“I want to start an event-planning company. It’s my
mother’s dream, and I really think we can do something
great together. We’ll see though.” I smiled as I thought
about it. “I’m studying Hospitality Management and landed
a part-time position in event planning at a hotel near the
school, so I’m hoping to learn as much as I can.”
“I didn’t realize you needed a degree to plan events.”
“You don’t.”
“So, why bother?”
“My parents.” I shrugged. “They both went to college. It
feels weird for me not to go after they spent all that money
on boarding school.”
“It seems weird for you to spend more of their money
going if you already know what you want to do and don’t
need a degree to do it.”
“Starting up a business requires money, and time, and a
lot of dedication, which I’d gladly give, except I have no
money for it, and time and dedication are great, but you have
to have money to back it up.” I shook my head. “What do you
do?”
“I work for the government.”
“Ew. Like the cabinet?”
He chuckled. “What’s wrong with the cabinet?”
“I don’t know.” I shrugged. “I’ve heard mixed things.”
“Like what?”
“Well, I’ll admit the things I’ve heard are biased, being
that my father works for a newspaper that’s extremely
critical of the Crown and the way they built the cabinet. I