Jacob, having predicted that he would be tracked down, gave some tracked items to a number of people. He did this as he travelled to make the search more difficult, although he was confident that he would be found. “This phone is for me? Really?” asked a middle-aged woman who worked as a cleaner in a public area. “Yes, I already have a better one,” Jacob said as he handed over a cell phone, a gift from Ewald. “Thank you, Sir,” the woman said happily and put the expensive mobile phone in her trouser pocket. Similarly, Jacob gave him a watch as a gift from Ewald to a 40-year-old man who was repairing his old car on the side of the road. “You're not mistaken, are you, Sir? This expensive watch is for me? Is it real?” the man asked, glaring as he received a watch from a well-known brand. “Yes. If you don't believe me, you can sell it. You can buy a new car with this watch,” Jacob said, and the man immediately shook his hand tightly and continued to thank him. “Sir! What's your name

Callie was knocked unconscious when she fell hard onto her head. Jacob, on the other hand, was lucky enough to have his bag caught on a metal bar protruding from the building's foundation. The brown-haired man hung there gasping for breath, shocked at what had just happened to him.“Hah, hah, damn it! Callie!” shouted Jacob as he saw the woman down there closing her eyes. Jacob looked up and could still see the sunlight sneaking through the building terrace hole. He had never thought that there was an underground room inside. Jacob saw that his jump distance was about 3 meters if he recklessly let go of the rucksack on his back. “Ergh!” he groaned when he unfastened his bag belt.Jacob managed to step onto the floor of the underground room without injury. He immediately went to Callie, even though her equipment had to be left in the bag because it was difficult to retrieve. Jacob was stunned when he saw that the back of Callie's head had hit a hard object in the form of an iron box. J

Jacob was stunned. Callie slowly released her embrace. Her two hands traced Jacob's arms, which were beginning to feel firm from his boxing training. Jacob became nervous as Callie's hands continued to caress both his arms, and then placed the egg beater bowl on the table. Jacob twisted his body, he knew what Callie wanted. The mighty woman looked at Jacob closely, then brought her face closer. Jacob opened his eyes as Callie kissed him passionately, and slowly the kiss became more aggressive. Unknown to them, Sheena was looking through the kitchen window. She was stunned by what she saw. She, who had deliberately come to thank Jacob for giving her the opportunity to become a theatre actress even in the form of Wyatt, made her heart break. She realized that she was no match for Callie, a noble Obsidian princess. One of the heirs to the chair of The Big 10. Sheena steeled her heart and turned away. She clutched the basket of fresh fruit to hide her sadness, which she should have given

Ten told him what he knew about Riddick, one of the members of The Big 10. Jacob listened seriously. He really didn't expect that Riddick's past was surprising to him.“Hem, I see. Riddick thinks that my father is his biggest rival in business,” Jacob said with a sharp look in his eyes. Ten looked tense as he glanced into the center mirror. He saw the serious face of his young master sitting in the center seat. “Since when did Torres become close friends with Riddick?” Jacob asked, not satisfied with the story of the man's past.“Shortly after the death of your parents, Mr. Wyatt. Mr. Riddick and the rest of the Big Ten came to the funeral as a form of respect,” Ten said, concentrating on driving again despite his racing heart.“Yeah, it's only natural to come to the funeral. Then... did you not detect any suspicious movements from Riddick afterward? Or perhaps, some other businessman who suddenly skyrocketed after my parents' death?” asked Jacob, his eyes now staring intently at Ten'

This time, Elberta used another improvised technique. Ten was asked to stay focused to see the changes in Jacob.“Jacob. Try to imagine your mother, Minerva. Remember the memories with her that are hard to forget. I'm sure your mother will lead you to find the lost fragments of the past,” Elberta said as she gently touched Jacob's shoulder, who was now sitting near his head.“OK,” Jacob replied firmly.The man was seen catching his breath to calm himself down. Elberta began to activate her equipment as Jacob began to calm down after smelling the aroma therapy that had a special scent to calm the mind. Minerva's classical music helped Jacob remember his mother.“Jacob, did you hear mommy's voice?” Elberta asked as she stroked Jacob's head gently.“Yes, very clear,” he replied. Elberta smiled slightly. Ten sat silently beside Jacob.“Jacob, tell me about Sister Anna. Did she give you any special medicine? What did it look like? The