She Thought He Was a Poor Taxi Driver… He Was a Billionaire, but Why Was He Hiding His Identity?

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‘ Sir, the board has moved the meeting up. They can’t vote without you. ‘ Then move it back to the original time. ‘ Who was that on the phone? ‘ An old friend. ‘ The way you were talking, you sounded like his boss. ‘ Well, ‘ maybe I was wrong. About what? ‘ About you. You’re helping out around here as if you own the place.

‘ I wouldn’t dare even think that. ‘ That’s more like it. So, how did you end up here in this city driving a taxi? ‘ I wanted to change something in my life. ‘ What did you want to change? ‘ Everything. ‘ You don’t have to figure everything out on your own. ‘ Why do you care so much about me? ‘ I don’t know. I just do.

‘ Hey. ‘ Yes. ‘ Thank you. ‘ What for? for not judging me before getting to know me. ‘ This came for you. ‘ For me? ‘ Yes. Someone was outside in a black car. The person who delivered it said it was for you. ‘ Is everything okay? ‘ Yes. There’s just something I need to take care of. ‘ You don’t look like it’s something minor. I’ll be fine.

  ‘ You don’t have to pretend with me. ‘ Pretend what? ‘ That nothing bothers you. ‘ I’m not used to anyone noticing when something’s bothering me. ‘ Do you really have to go? ‘ Not yet. ‘ Then what’s the rush?  ‘ It’s something to do with work. ‘ That mysterious work of yours again. By the way, you’re getting pretty good at this.

washing dishes at fitting in with everyone here. ‘ Maybe I am.  ‘ You know, she’s starting to like you. ‘ Please. ‘ I’m just saying ‘ I don’t want to hurt her. Hey. ‘ Yes. ‘ Tell me  honestly, are you okay? ‘ Honestly, no. ‘ Then don’t pretend you’re okay. Is it bad news? ‘ It’s something  I I thought was over.

Is someone in trouble?  ‘ Maybe. ‘ You don’t have to tell me everything right now. ‘ Then why does it feel like you already know everything? ‘ Because when you’re scared, you can’t hide it at all. ‘ I’m not scared.  ‘ You’re shaking. ‘ [sighs and gasps] ‘ There’s something about me you don’t know.

‘ I had a feeling. ‘ Really?  ‘ Everyone has something in their life they’re afraid to talk about. ‘ But  mine could change everything. ‘ Then tell me when you’re ready. ‘ What if you don’t like the truth? ‘ Let me decide that. ‘ You make it sound so easy. ‘ Telling the truth is often easy.

I need to make a call. ‘ The same person who called earlier? ‘ Yes. ‘ Go ahead then. ‘ Will you stay here? ‘ I’m right here. Listen to me carefully. Sir, we found him. ‘ Where? ‘ He’s already in the city. ‘ That’s impossible. ‘ What happened? ‘ I can’t explain all of this right now. ‘ Then tell me whatever you can.

‘ I think someone has found me. ‘ Is everything okay? Honestly, I don’t know myself. ‘ You don’t have to figure all of this out on your own. ‘ I’ve never known how to ask anyone for help. ‘ Then start with me. ‘ Are those the people? ‘ I don’t know. ‘ You do. Stay inside. ‘ Not if you’re going to put yourself in danger.

 You said you wanted a normal life. ‘ Yes, I did. ‘ Then let me help you protect that life. ‘ You shouldn’t have to do all this. ‘ Maybe I want to. ‘ I need to tell you something. ‘ Then tell me. The name I gave you isn’t my real name. ‘ That’s not your real name. ‘ I’ve been living under another name. ‘ Who are you really? ‘ A man who got tired of people wanting him only for his money.

‘ Then why did you come here? ‘ To find out if someone could love me even without my money. ‘ So did you find someone like that? So you knew who you really were this whole time? ‘ I knew who I was. I just didn’t know who I could trust. ‘ You could have told me. ‘ I was afraid you’d  see my money before you got to know me.

‘ Then give me one reason to believe you. ‘ Because my feelings for you were never an act. ‘ Even when you were lying about your name? ‘ Even then. My feelings were completely real then, too. ‘ Was any of it real? Every moment I spent with you, ‘ working at the diner, driving the taxi, helping my mom, ‘ that was the most genuine part of my life.

Sir, we have another major problem. What happened? The landlord is here. ‘ Who is he? the man  who’s trying to take your family’s diner. The payment deadline is still Friday. That deadline is no longer necessary. What do you mean? Her entire  debt has been paid off. This diner is hers for good.

‘ I don’t know how to thank you. ‘ You already have. ‘ By giving a stranger a chance. ‘ By seeing me as a person instead of seeing my money. ‘ Maybe that’s what mattered all along. It’s funny, once you understand what matters in life,  money starts to mean more, too. And we got here by by wanting the best for each other.

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