Book2:KigdomIteDreams

nflictedonEileenwasdunusualpunishment.Itwasanunfivableact.Couldthisbuyingupofsomuchgoldfrommarketsallovertheworldandbuildingthispaceoldbeherpre-meditatedandmaliciousplottogethimintrouble?Orcouldthereevenbeamoresinisterandvilinousschemeofrevenge?JustthinkingofEileen,withherdeceptivebeautyandserpentineing,gaveKingDimitritheshiversandbroughtonafeelingoffear.Iy,whatKingDimitrihadtofacewassomuchmoreperilousandprecariousthahought.

    EversinceOliverKaffeegrabbedholdofthetrolofWorldBank,hedeliberatelysabotagedtheordersingfromtheKingdomofDreams.KingDimitri’sbuildingofthepuregoldpahisKingdomrequiredalotofcapitaltopayfortheshipmentshebroughtinfromworldmarkets.OliverKaffee’smaneuveringstributedtothed