The Perfect Match
Talked

"Thank you for your visit. Next time let me know if you come here again." They re-embarked for the return that would separate them again.

Ken and Valerie shook the man's hand and thanked him. Until Peter first leaves them, Valerie turns to look at Alex.

"I want one car with you Grandfa." Valerie. He was afraid that Ken would act again and corner himself back in his car.

"Why my dear? You and Ken will be busy again, you better have a lot of conversation at this time." Alex answered confusedly.

Valerie shook her head, "I just want to be with you."

"Do you scare my grandson Ken?" Alex asked in a joking manner. Ken chuckled and nodded faintly.

"Maybe Valerie wants to try the car she wanted at yesterday's auction." Ken said honestly. With a friendly smile that seemed to mock Valerie.

The look on Alex's face looked surprised to hear that, he glanced at Ken and Valerie alternately. "Have you met besides today?"

"Already Grandfa. It's just that Ken was busy and left immediately, we didn't have time to chat first." Valerie replied directly, she was afraid that Ken would answer too much and cause a commotion.

Alex's face seemed happy to hear it. "Yes already then. You're the only ones using the car. I'm also tired and I'm just gonna rest in Ken's car."

"No Grandfa. I mean not like this..." Strangled Valerie as Alex walked into Ken's car.

The tall man simply pouted a smile and laughed with Valerie's stupidity. His intentions that will stay away instead must be with Ken back. "Here you are, you should be with me." Ken whispered as he walked towards the old car.

"Hi again, Valerie." That greeting really pissed Valerie off. He must be strong, however.

Ken started the car engine. Run it so casually. "Ah I haven't said that during your good career." The rough roads that are not smooth make them a little uncomfortable.

"Thank you. Congratulations to you too, Ken. I heard you became such a resolute and respected leader." Ken raised his eyebrows. He glanced a little at Valerie and focused on the steering wheel.

"What is a compliment? I worked hard for all of this. So a pride is congratulated by a super model like you." Valerie speechless. He became curious about the news that spread about Ken.

"What does your hard work include by firing every employee who makes a small mistake?"

Ken laughed crisply hearing that, "What does a small mistake mean a traitor?"

"You mean?" Valerie asked confused.

"I don't like betrayal. So when that guy betrays me, I won't hesitate to fire him. They're all spreading the results of meetings and plans I've been thinking about to competitors."

"So you didn't fire a trivial mistake?"

"What kind of a spree? When my employees are late and sleep at work I immediately fire? What's in your brain like that?" Ken's question sounded cynical.

Valerie snorted, again she was wrong with her own thinking. "Don't be easy to believe in every sloping news. They just exaggerate and heat things up. That's the media."