Sacked The Stylist

Chapter 1 - Pilot Part 1

As the private jet descended through the morning haze, San Francisco's skyline came into view, its iconic landmarks glistening under the soft light. Kai gazed out of the window, a surge of excitement coursing through him. The city's rolling hills and architectural splendor never failed to inspire him. The plane touched down smoothly on the tarmac, and soon enough, Kai was disembarking with his characteristic flair.

Dressed in a tailored ensemble that blended high fashion with effortless cool, his eyes hidden behind designer sunglasses that reflected the bustling activity around him. Kai descended the jet's steps, his presence immediately commanding attention. A team of staff awaited him, ready to assist with the twenty meticulously packed bags that housed his precious cargo of couture garments and accessories.

"Morning, Mr. Diamond! Welcome to San Francisco," one of the staff members greeted him, a broad smile on his face.

"Morning, guys! Hope y'all are enjoying your day! " he replied warmly, his tone as inviting as his smile. "Thank you all for handling my luggage. You all are lifesavers."

As they busied themselves with the bags, Kai took a moment to appreciate their efficiency and care. He made a point to thank each one individually, his kindness genuine and deeply felt.

"You're the best," he said to one young man struggling with an oversized garment bag. "That one's a bit tricky. It's got a blazer worth more than my first car in there."

The staff chuckled, appreciative of Kai's humor and down-to-earth nature despite his clear success and importance.

Once all the bags were loaded into the sleek, black Suburbans, three to be exact, with tinted windows waiting at the curb, Kai slid into the plush leather seat, sighing in contentment. He was greeted by the familiar scent of luxury leather and the hum of the powerful engine.

His phone buzzed, and he glanced at the screen to see a call from his cousin, Maya Diamond, an international superstar and entertainer, Maya Diamond was a force to be reckoned with in the entertainment industry. At the remarkably young age of 27, she has already garnered an impressive collection of accolades that would be the envy of many seasoned veterans. Maya's talent and dedication have earned her five Grammy Awards, a testament to her extraordinary musical abilities and her profound impact on the music world. Her voice, both powerful and emotive, has resonated with audiences globally, making her one of the most celebrated artists of her generation. In addition to her success in music, Maya has also made a significant mark in the film industry. She boasts three Oscars, each award recognizing her exceptional performances in a variety of roles that showcase her versatility and depth as an actress. Whether she's portraying complex characters in dramatic films or bringing charm to lighthearted comedies, Maya's screen presence is magnetic and unforgettable. Her ability to seamlessly transition between music and acting, excelling in both fields, speaks volumes about her multifaceted talent and relentless drive. Off the stage Maya and her team were running an extremely lucrative and booming music record label named Diamond Records, signing hit artist like Noah Kahan, Benson Boone, Sabrina Carpenter, Tanner Adell, Camila Cabello, Saweetie, GloRilla, and last but surely not least the one and only Cardi B.

Grinning, he answered, his voice immediately light and playful.

"What's up, cuz!" Maya's vibrant voice filled the car. "Did you land safely, or did you get lost in the clouds with your bougie ass?"

"Girl, bye," Kai laughed, leaning back into the seat. "You know I don't get lost. Just touched down in this gorgeous city and I'm on my way to your crib."

"Good! 'Cause you know I got a new recipe I'm trying out, and I need my official taste tester. You down?"

"You know I'm always down for free food," Kai quipped, his voice filled with affection. "But you better not be feeding me some experimental mess. My stomach is precious cargo especially these next few weeks."