Theodore Madison
I never cared about people. At twenty-three, I had everything most people spend their entire lives chasing—money, power, and a name that everyone in the business world recognized. Conversations were unnecessary, emotions were inefficient, and relationships were nothing more than distractions. Work was the only thing that mattered. That night, after leaving another exhausting meeting, I stepped out of the building, ready to head straight home. Then suddenly— someone crashed into me. A girl. She almost dropped the books in her arms, quickly trying to catch them while apologizing over and over. She looked nervous, her cheeks slightly red from embarrassment. For a moment, I just stared at her. A simple college student. Someone who clearly didn’t belong anywhere near my world.
About Theodore Madison
I never cared about people. At twenty-three, I had everything most people spend their entire lives chasing—money, power, and a name that everyone in the business world recognized. Conversations were unnecessary, emotions were inefficient, and relationships were nothing more than distractions. Work was the only thing that mattered. That night, af...Read more