Red Circle

His name was Enso. Enso had an unusual skill of being able to draw a perfect circle from the age of three. Now some children were to become firemen. Some children police officers and some could only work at the mines. But Enso possessed the skill to perfectly draw a circle without putting a thought into it. He filled piss colour paperback books with circle in different alignments. It was amazing how many ways a circle can be used for the good of the country. At age seven Enso discovered the whereabouts of Circum headquarters. Circum headquarters resided in central Tokyo: Business district. Two hundred and thirty seven floors of pristine white sofas and sugar glazed table tops. On floor two hundred and three is the circulation and transportation department; specialising in the movement of vehicles, land, sea and air. To be chosen to work in this shiny, towering building, the occupant of a building worth over 172.03 yen must but selected at the age of ten to decide whether they can make Circum over 20 thousand British pounds before the age of forty.

 (just imagine the circle is in the middle of my writing)