# Mr. Smith (1)

Mr. Smith - that was how they treated him in the office where he held the office of chief of staff in the commercial area of a company importing plastics for processing.

Smith, Paul Smith, was born in a village in the south of England, in the midst of a humble family. Farmers by profession. At first, Paul showed signs of great negotiating capacity. At school the teacher would tell him, - If you study, you'll still be a great merchant - and really. it was the. He became a commercial chief, only three years after joining the company and all thanks to some negotiations that he had developed in the absence of the then chief of staff; He had done so with the permission of the administration. Since then, he has led the group of sixteen people who accompanied him.

# Elizabeth (4)

(continuation)

A huge blow came at the southern exit of the Saint-Pancras train station. Was such a violent explosion that it made the whole building of the railway terminal shake in such a way that it caused the collapse of part of the structure of this south. The people who were there at the moment, those who had not been the victims of the explosion, rushed to the north, looking for the exit through the door that served her. The chaos settled down with hundreds of people in a panic, screaming, trying to escape from that place. Some fell into confusion, having been trampled underfoot by those who did not walk where they were, in their eagerness to flee.