The Consortium's Heir

The Consortium’s Heir By Benjamin Jnr Chapter 30

Chapter 30 Darius found himself driving through various luxurious buildings as the cab moved. Darius h ad never been to this part of town before, so he was taken aback by the opulence of the buildings.

Finally after driving for over 45 minutes, the cab came to stop at a very luxurious gate. Darius waited fo r a few seconds for the driver to move forward but there was no sign of movement from the driver. Confused, Darius decided to ask w hat the issue was.

“Hello, could you please go further? Or is there a reason we‘re stopping here?” Darius asked.

When he heard Darius‘ question, the cab driver who was a middle– aged man, lightly shook his head. It seemed that his hunch was right after all. His passenger clearly ha d no clue how Dragon Estate worked.

“Pardon me Sir, but I really cannot go any further than this. Is this by chance Sir‘s first visit to Dragon Estate?” the cab driver asked.

Darius wondered how the cab driver could tell that it was his first time here but answered anyway.

“Yes it is.”

“Ah. I see. No wonder.” The cab driver said out loud.

“Is there a problem?” Darius asked. He was curious to know why the cab driver looked at him the way h e did.

“Of course not. It‘s just that taxis and public transportation are not permitted in Dragon Estate. It‘s a co mmon rule around here. I assumed you were aware of the rule. That‘s it.” The cab driver elaborated.

Darius made a light realization sound. It was no surprise that the cab driver gave him an odd look when he said he was going to Dragon Estate. If he was going to Dragon Estate, he should have known that taxis and public transportation were not permitted.

“Oh. I see now. Thank you for your explanation.” Darius said, thanking the driver.

“It‘s nothing sir.”

Darius alighted from the cab and paid the money for the cab services before making his way towards th e luxurious gates.

Darius hadn‘t given the gates much thought before, but as he approached them, he realized how impressive they were. It appeared to be entirely made of gold. It had a regal app earance and was expertly designed. The gates had a detailed dragon logo on them, and the words” Dragon Estate” were neatly carved onto the top of the gates.

Darius wondered what over the top place Bruce had arranged for him. He let out a sigh before moving forward. However, before he could get close to the gates, he was stopped in his tra cks by a loud voice.

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Darius came to a full halt and looked in the direction where the voice was coming from. There, he notic ed two individuals approaching him while carrying batons and wearing uniforms. He could tell their professions just by looking at them. The y were the security personnel.

“Who are you and what do you want here?” One of the two security guards asked haughtily.

When Darius looked at him, he realized that he was probably two or three years older than him and in h is early twenties. However, Darius kept mute when he heard the security guard‘s question. He didn‘t lik e the haughty tone the guard used to question him so he decided to ignore the guard. “I asked you a qu estion! Answer me!” The young security guard shouted. He was beginning to get pissed off by Darius‘ s tare and silence.

The other security guard was a man who was clearly older than his colleague. He looked to be in his lat e fifties. He narrowed his eyes and stared at Darius for a few seconds. He struck his coworker with his baton as the latter was about to snap at Darius. The younger security guard scowled at his more experi enced partner but sighed and moved aside to let him question Darius.

“Good day sir. I apologize for my partner‘s behavior. May I ask the reason you‘re here?” The older man asked politely. Darius finally reacted to his question and smiled at the older guard. “I‘m here because m y grandfather‘s assistant told me to come here.” Darius replied, keeping his answer simple and short.

“I see.” The older guard said. “If that‘s the case then you‘re free to go in.” The older guard said. As he s poke he brought out a remote from his pocket and pressed the green button on the remote. Immediately he did so, the gates made a whirring sound before they opened. Darius smiled at the old guard and ignored the younger guard before makin g his way past the gates and into the estate itself.

After Darius made it into the estate, the younger security guard could no longer hold his silence and blew his top at his partner. “‘Thomas! What have you just done?! You let a complete stranger past the gates and into the Dragon Estate! Are you trying to get us fired?!” The younger guard shouted.

“Relax Dan. We let strangers with expensive cars past the gates all the time. What‘s the problem this ti me?” The older guard, Thomas said.

“Of course there‘s a problern! Those strangers have expensive cars! This stranger clearly came here by

Thomas let out a sigh. Dan was a good kid who always followed the rule of his job to the latter.‘ Thomas understood that he was just trying to do his job backfire more often than not. It was better to be flexible at times like this. 1

“Look here Dan; sometimes you need to see the bigger picture. I have been working here for a

long time now and you‘re not my first partner. I have seen a lot of security guards come and go because they were being short sighted

“Don‘t you wonder how I was able to last this long as a security guard here? Well that‘s the reason. That stranger is clearly not an ordinary stranger. I have worked here for a long time so I can tell the signs of s

Dan kept silent when he listened to Thomas‘ analysis. It was true that getting a job here at the Dragon E

Dan knew how hard it was for him to get this job so he wanted to work here for as long as he could and will she do to us? Dan questioned, obviously concerned about the manager‘s reaction to

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“I would accept full responsibility in that case.” Thomas said in a firm voice. Dan looked at him with worry

Dan sighed and shook his head. The only thing he could do at this point was to hope that Thomas‘ gut in the stranger was a powerful one, because if he weren‘t, the results would be terrifying.