The second part of the Can Am story takes Oli... yes, where? Is the affair a relationship or is the partnership the escapade?Even a young, successful entrepreneur must learn to accept that not always everything runs smoothly, even when all the lights show green. Dubious characters with devious maneuvers mix between crazy sums, friendships and love. Will the opponents manage to destroy Oli's life's work?The Can Am Story is a modern fairy tale, set mainly in Los Angeles, on an enchanting island in Greece and in Berlin. A novel for dreamers, boys and girls, travelers and aviation enthusiasts.
Genre: FICTION / Gay"Your ideas all sound great, Cesco. You two really need to sit down and discuss it all, how you're gonna do it."
"Aren't you part of it?" He asked, disappointed.
"I'm just full of Can Am right now. I have to raise money. And I'm in a very difficult position."
Cesco opened the bag of potato chips and reached in. "You...! You are in a difficult situation - of course, you live in a hotel, buy a house here and there, throw the mega party and you are in a difficult situation. Shall I tell you which Hello Kitty knickers to wear tomorrow?"
"If that would solve the problem..." I laughed.
"What's the matter?" Cesco said and put a chip in my mouth.
"I have to decide whether I want to grow or not. Actually, all signs are pointing to growth, but I would have to let strangers participate in my company in order to be able to pay for the growth."
„Not getting it…“
I told him what Melvin had explained to me and in the end Cesco understood why I was in a predicament.
"And what if you grow slowly?"
"Maybe in 30 years I could have achieved that, which I could have achieved in just one or two years. I'm afraid I'll have to go back to L.A. first to sort that out. And there we are at the next problem. I have to make a private decision very quickly."
"Whoa, what's all these things going on with you?"
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German
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Portuguese
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Translation in progress.
Translated by andre diogo weber
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Spanish
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Francisco Guerrero
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