The two of them were now back in the ballroom, talking about the intricacies of their business.
Darren had never thought much about the business of owning a bank, but after enjoying Charles's company, he started to see the intriguing world of banks.
Not long after, a woman — a literature graduate — joined them, flirting with both of them as she pretended to be interested in their talk of business. Then, another joined, and then men started to join.
The atmosphere had changed.
More and more people were starting to orbit Darren instead of Tyler.
Some of the former classmates — faces Darren barely remembered — now buzzed with forced smiles, looking for a chance to shake his hand, clink a glass, get close.
They listened to them talk about difficult business deals and fast calls. Charles spoke about surviving the bank robbery after being shot and how his bank had regained itself after the minor effects of it.
