"Master, where are we going after this?" Eliot asked, getting into the car with Eric. They were waiting for Alex to sort out the rest of the situation. Even though the company was for Eric, Alex was the one managing it, so they didn't need to care about what was happening. As much as Alex was hot-

Walking into the building, everywhere looked dusty and it was as though the workers there had all forgotten to come back after the day's work. There were no broken items anywhere and it didn't look like they were in a rush or anything, but rather, it just looked abandoned. "Turn on the power of th

"Master, I'm sorry, the information I got was wrong." Alex immediately fell onto his knees after Eric ended the call. "And what do you think you're doing?" Eric's voice became hoarse as he glanced at Alex. "Stand." He commanded. "Yes, master." Alex nodded and couldn't help but heave a sigh of rel

"Master!" A voice called just as Eric was lost in his thoughts. "Alex, what's wrong?" Eric turned to look at Alex who had walked into the sitting room and was now standing right behind him. "I got some news from Victor," Alex replied, bowing slightly. "What did he say?" Eric inquired, wanting to

"Call Alex and inform him to put all other tasks aside and look for Aunt Zang," Eric commanded. He needed to act with precision. Though he didn't know where his aunt might be, he was sure that she was still somewhere in Orange City, and if she was nowhere to be found, he was going to announce a sea