Mr. Jefferson's expression spoke volumes as he glared at Arnold. “The only job you had to do was to take money from the Tate family, and he had to take money from the Williams, but what happened? He got me hundreds of thousands of dollars, while you? You were complaining!” Arnold looked at his father in disbelief. “Is this truly you? A father who would do this?” Mr. Jefferson shone his eyes. “Yes, Arnold. If you want me to admit it, then I will. This is me. Your greedy, selfish, power-hungry, and ambitious father!” Mr. Jefferson yelled. “Calm down honey. You can't say that about yourself,” Mrs. Jefferson tried to pacify her husband. “There is nothing else to hide now, Mom. Don't tell him to calm down. He's saying the true honey has exposed himself for who he truly is. This is what I wanted to hear from him. I wanted him to say it with his mouth that he is greedy and selfish,” Arnold said. “Don't talk to your father that way, Arnold. I've heard enough of you talking to him lik

“Well, you just said that, and when we asked, you said you didn't kidnap her. Now you're saying that you kidnapped her. What are you trying to say?” His father asked. “Well, Dad, I kidnapped her. That was what I told the CEO to get this amount from him. Simple. I kidnapped his secretary, and he gave me the money for ransom, but then, I was the smarter one in the end and I was able to get away with it,” he said. “What?!” Both of his parents chorused, as they were confused by what he was saying. “We need to understand what you are saying, Norton. What happened there?” Mrs. Jefferson asked. “I made a fake call. I didn't actually have the CEO's secretary with me, but he believed that I did. It's a very long story and how it happened was so complex that I can hardly even remember. A lot of things happen in the span of 3 hours,” he said. “What happened, Norton? We need to know,” Mrs Jefferson pressed on. “I went to that place with the intention of attacking someone there, but when I

"Well, I would have to find out about it. He told me himself that he was not the person he used to be and that he was the ruler of the Empire, but I didn't believe anything he said,” Norton said. “Don't believe a word he says, Norton. These are the kind of guys who go around trying to buy a popular identity for themselves and wanting to use it to oppress you but behind the curtains, they are actually poor people.” “I know, Dad. I want to find out how we got the identity or who he stole it from. I suspect that he's not who he claims to be. That's the reason why I doubted it when he told me that he now runs the company. But, Dad, when you went there, who did you see?” Norton asked his father. “It wasn't who I was expecting to see. I heard that Mr. Wright had stepped down, and I expected the person to be some kind of experienced businessman, but it was just a pretty young guy,” Mr. Jeff said. Norton delved into deep thoughts. Everything that they could think of just pointed out the f

Mrs. Jefferson was shocked by her husband's statement. “Jeff! Don't say that.”“I have to say it, woman. I don't know what you fed him with when he was younger, but I'm sure it's not the same thing you fed Norton. I expected this of Norton, and not from Arnold. Even if we gave Norton the free hand, he still became a better man,” Mr. Jefferson said.“A day will come when you regret what you just said, Dad and that day is coming very soon,” Arnold said.“I don't care what you say, Arnold. You are a failure, and that's the bottom line because I said so!” Mr. Jefferson yelled.“You have said it over and over again, so it doesn't make any sense to me. I could be but I'm not a cheat, a liar, and a deceiver like your second son, who you love so much and who you are willing to do anything to protect,” Arnold said.“Shut up, Arnold!” Mr. Jefferson said, raised his hand at his son, and delivered a punch to Arnold. Arnold stumbled for a while before finally regaining balance. “I see you have s

“Hold it there, Arnold! Don't take another step, or else, you'll regret it,” Mr. Jefferson said. Arnold paused for a moment. “I guess you should worry about taking your son to the hospital first before giving me threats,” he said.“I don't want to take you as a rival, boy. For the last time, ask for forgiveness, and still be in a relationship with Kimberly. Do as I say, and you will be successful,” Mr. Jefferson ordered.“I'd rather die than do that, Father. I have made my decision and I'm not turning back. Find a way to help yourself out of the mess you have created with your own hands. I'm not asking for your forgiveness, and my relationship with Kimberly is over!” He growled and stormed upstairs.“Come back here, Arnold! If you go upstairs, you'll regret it!” Mr. Jefferson said, but Arnold didn't even turn back. Mr Jefferson turned to his wife whose attention was not on them. “Did you see that? I was calling our son and he didn't even respond. He didn't even look back despite me