"Grandpa, I think the last thing I want right now is a company." Angus slides into a seat to rest. "Oh, I forgot. It's just a small company, you don't have time for that. After all, you are my only heir to the trillion-dollar group of companies that I own." It still sounds very foreign to Angus, he still can't believe that he is now very rich. His grandfather looks at him with fondness, fondness that he never gave to Angus all those years. "Something happened in my place of work," Angus says. "My boss fired everyone and left only me because I was the only one loyal to her." "Sounds like a boss girl." "Now she has suggested that I join as her partner now, she wants us to build the company." His grandfather comes to sit next to him and them together, they look at the beautiful scenery from the window. "My boy, Angus, I don't get why you want to struggle when you already have a big group of companies to inherit." His grandfather was stress. "Because I want to know what it feels

Angus goes back to the house very happy about his new car. He gets to the house at a very good time, not many people see him drive into the estate, and most of them are at work. He eases the super vehicle into his garage and he shuts the door. A hundred million dollars was well spent. From the garage, he walks into his house casually, but he almost jumps out of his skin when he notices Joanna sitting in his sitting room. "Jesus Christ, Joanna! What are you doing here?!" She has a magazine in her hand, which she lowers to look at him. "Oh, boss, you are back!" "How did you get into my house?" "There is more than one key to a house, Angus. I just had to speak sweetly to the manager." She winks. Angus places his hand over his head, he can't believe that man gave her a key to his house. Even though he isn't waiting for her, he still walks into his kitchen and returns with a glass of champagne. She takes it and sips from it. "Seriously, they wouldn't have given you a key to my

The policemen don't realize how much trouble they have gotten themselves into. They are still laughing and playing cards when Angus sits back on the ground, waiting for Lorenzo. He heard his furious voice over the phone, he knew that he was going to come with all the heat. Suddenly, there is loud talking outside the station, and the policemen stop in confusion. Suddenly the door flies open and Lorenzo walks in, the chief of police is behind him. The officers stand up immediately and hold their hands in salute at the chief of the police. The chief of the police is too troubled to even acknowledge them, he is trying to calm Lorenzo down, but Lorenzo doesn't want to be calmed down. "What's that man doing in the station?!" He asks with a thundering voice. The chief of police shudders, he stammers as he looks at the officers, he doesn't know why Angus is sitting in the cell. "Sir, I don't know what happened, I will ask my boys and I am sure that they will give us an answer–" The

Ashely finds herself bored in the house. Quinton has gone on a business trip and she is the only one in the house now. Their new house is still under renovation, so she and Quinton are still living in the house she lived with Angus. Today, she is not sitting in her living room with a bottle of wine with gladness in her heart about how she left Angus, no. She is smoking a cigarette to try to calm her brain down because she doesn't know why Angus has not come back to her on his knees, crying. He worshiped the ground that she walked on before, he would have begged her to be with him. So, why did he sign those divorce papers as if they were nothing? As if it didn't signify that he was no longer married to her. It beats her that he did that, and the fact that he left the court with the chic bitch, who does he think he is? She stands up from the living room. And stomps into the basement. She shudders at the sight of dust everywhere, it's making her skin crawl. She hasn't been here

Matilda pays and she and Angus are out of there. On the cover of the night, they walk through the darkness to her car that is parked on the other side. In his hand, Angus has the brown envelope that contains the only pictures that he has of his childhood. Ashley really made him pay for those dearly, but he is very glad that he got them. "Thank you for helping me out today." He says. "I'm really grateful." "You still haven't told me how you knew that girl from the Randolf company." Angus rubs the back of his neck, he still hasn't forgiven Joanna for showing up like that. He is still going to take it up with his grandfather. Matilda notices that he has zoned out again, so she stops in front of him, just before they get to the car. "I am serious, Angus, how do you know her?" She sighs. "I don't know her." He laughs. "I told you, she is just this random girl I met here. She was trying to go out of her way to be nice, but I don't like that." Matilda's gaze shifts, it's like she