“What?” Ethan was caught off guard.

“That brings me to the third reason I’m here–the real reason for my visit.” Calvert reached into his briefcase and pulled out a contract.

“Miss Morton recommended you to Libra & Associates, and after reviewing your background, I’m quite impressed. I’ll be retiring in a few years, and I’ve been considering taking on an apprentice before then. You know how Libra & Associates does things–one–on–one mentorship.”

Ethan nodded. “Lessie mentioned it to me…”

“I’ve interviewed a few promising young people before, but none really stood out–until Miss Morton put your name forward. I think you’re a great fit. So, what do you say? Would you like to be my apprentice? If you’re interested, just read over this contract and sign.”

“Uh… can I read it first?”

“Of course. As a lawyer, you should always scrutinize every contract with a fine–tooth comb.” Calvert slid the papers across the table.

Ethan’s mind was spinning, but he forced himself to focus, carefully reading through every clause.

“If you have any concerns or suggestions, feel free to bring them up.”

“No, it’s truly an honor to be considered your apprentice.” After double–checking all the terms, Ethan didn’t hesitate any longer. He picked up the pen and signed his

name.

His signature was bold and sharp, but with a subtle flourish at the end–much like

the man himself.

start. I’ll email you a list of documents you’ll need

you,

have to start

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couldn’t help but smile too–suddenly looking

Monday. Miss Morton, I’ll be heading out

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“Thank you for your

“My pleasure.”

but Calvert waved him off. “No need. There’ll be plenty of opportunities for that

insist. He watched

am I dreaming

water. She’d always thought Ethan was the composed one of the group, much calmer than Zachary. Now she

Ethan a

“Where to?”

the shop renovation

and ‘sorry’s, no more polite distance. Now, their

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