Entering Sir's office Jessy realized he wasn't there, she decided not to leave any refreshments for him until he returned.
Returning to the staff room with the tray seeing Sir's secretary glaring at her, Jessy could see in her eyes the disdain and hatred.
Ignoring her she could not stop thinking, 'Why is she so hostile towards her? I never did anything to cause conflict, so why on earth is she so furious with me? She is so beautiful but her attitude is ugly. From what I am observing, she has all the curves in the right place. She and Sir will be a good couple. Oh Lord, could it be she is angry with me because Sir rejected her coffee this morning? Am I a threat to her and she feels jealous? Lord, if that is the case then I better stay away from Sir and it won't have any confusion and misunderstanding. I am here just until I make up sufficient money to buy my plane ticket.'
When the architecture came after lunch Jessy did just what Sir employed her to do, she gave him a glass of juice and a plate with a slice of cake and half a doughnut.
As he sat and waited patiently Jessy came to remove the plate and glass from the table and asked. "You came to meet the Boss?"
"Yes, I wanted to hear what plan he has in mind for the homeless home." Hearing those words Jessy became excited immediately, she never thought Sir was serious when they spoke that first day they met, she said excitedly, "Oh, this is wonderful, can I tell you what's in his mind?"
Jessy notices when he looks at her with a frown on his face, ignoring the look she wants to express her heartfelt desire.
When he said thinking she misunderstood what he said first, repeating his words clearly, "Well, I am here to know what plan Mr Larson has for the home he wanted me to draw for the homeless, and to know the size of the property."
Without any delay, Jessy said, "Okay, I understand, but the home for the homeless must be built as a two-story building or even bigger according to the angle or size of the plot of land. Not wanting to go overboard, the next thing her dream plan falls through.'
"You see, each apartment must have two rooms and a hall that can be comfortable enough to hold a table, couch, and kitchen area. Some of the apartments will be connected, only the doors will be able to separate it just in case the family is larger.
But there will only be two on the top floor and two at the bottom, between those rooms, there will be steel bars to separate the room. We are looking to build the home to accommodate about twenty families. Also, in the plan, a training room should be prioritized for a learning center, and a place to accommodate the children while the parents are being trained to start working."