He was Hudson Danborg, an entrepreneur who owned the largest dock and ship business in Orlan County. Not only did Hudson own dozens of cargo ships, containers, and tankers, but he also ventured into the industrial industry, where he introduced one of the largest cruise ships in the Orlan area for the wealthy to enjoy the appeal of touring on the sea worldwide. That evening, Hudson had an appointment with his important client, Melvis Tucker, to discuss their new business of exporting and importing to a broader and larger audience. Hudson didn't know his client's face yet as he was negotiating over the phone. But due to an unexpected problem, he arrived a little later than the time they had agreed. "How's this?" Hudson spoke to himself as he looked at the watch he had just taken out. "They're not done yet?" whispered one of the guests who passed Hudson. "She's a notoriously rude woman. With the influence of her friend's family, she's acting even worse." The guest's friend replied.

In a special room, Melvis and Hudson came out. Hudson came out smiling, while Melvis showed a happy and confident face beside him. Although it was invisible, he felt proud to be standing in a place he had never imagined. Hudson then shook Melvis' hand as they exited the room. "Thank you very much, Mr. Melvis. It's been an honor working with you." Hudson said as they shook hands. Melvis calmly returned the handshake. "I'm happy to be a part of this great project," Melvis replied. After they had talked a bit, Hudson escorted Melvis down the hallway to the exit with a polite gesture. How could he not? After the agreement and Melvis's considerable investment, Hudson respected him. As they walked to the end of the hallway, a girl in a blue dress turned her back on them. It was Taylor who had taken off her mask. The two men were still unaware of the figure waiting for them while their backs were in the hallway. Meanwhile, Melvis began to notice the details of the wall they passed. "I

Melvis and Quen wanted to return to the car to ignore Berth Santos. But then the man cursed them even more than before. Just then, Melvis and Quen turned around and were about to leave Berth Santos, but suddenly, a light came out. Melvis turned around and saw the light beam from the man's cell phone. "What are you doing?" Asked Melvis, who covered the light with his hand as it stabbed his eyes. Instead of answering, Berth Santos burst out laughing. "Hey guys! He is the poor fool who made me crash my car. You should see his ugly face!" Berth exclaimed, highlighting the faces of Melvis and Quen in turn. Melvis blocked the light from Berth's smartphone flash. Quen, who saw that, immediately stopped Berth's camera, he wanted to grab it and let himself be exposed rather than let his master be uncomfortable. "Hey damn it! Stop playing around!" Quen snapped threateningly. Hearing Quen's threat, Berth got annoyed and pushed her while staggering. He ran towards Melvis' sports car and sta

Berth was still crawling on the ground pleadingly while Quen and Zack watched Berth with pitiful gazes. Zack unconsciously took a box of cigarettes from his back pants pocket, which he used to overcome fatigue by smoking the smoky thing. But just wanting to light it up, he asked Melvis for permission first as a sign of respect. As he was about to light a cigarette, he saw Berth getting closer and was about to touch Melvis' car. "Hey! What do you want to do!" Zack snapped and swatted Berth's hand away with a small kick. "Didn't you hear? Mr. Melvis told you to pay off your debt. Now!" Zack said with emphasis. Melvis was still silent, ignored the commotion beside him, and focused on his phone screen. "I really don't have any money right now. I-I regret it." Berth said in a pleading tone. He begged Melvis on the side for an apology. Berth realized his mistake all this time, he used the borrowed funds from Zack to splurge. Even last time, he used the money from his father's compan

Melvis ignored the empty words of the man's scorn. Choosing to cancel his entry into the control room and walk forward, Melvis thought he could meet the vice president of the airport garage directly. But Chris, who was not happy to be ignored, also walked towards Melvis, "Hey, beggar!" He called harshly. "Don't tell me you really don't remember me?" He asked mockingly. "It's okay if you don't remember me, but do you remember that day? Where you were counting pennies in front of the convenience store cashier. The handsome guy who issued the platinum card, haha!" Chris was still babbling while flattering himself. Melvis paused for a moment, he then looked Chris up and down and started to remember that unfortunate incident. The time when he had to buy food for his ignorant ex and ended up getting insulted by a blonde guy who had the same accent as Chris. Melvis finally remembered that Chris was probably the same person who had insulted him. Back then, she wasn't the kind of person who