Fiona had a proud smirk on her face as she heard her uncle's voice. "Now you're truly going to get what you deserve," she spat. Because of how he was being handcuffed to the chair, Alexander could not turn to see who was by the door until the man walked right to the chair across from him and sat loudly. "So you're the criminal that stole from my niece, huh?" He asked, his yellow teeth bared at Alexander intimidatingly. "She has no proof that I stole from her," Alexander replied calmly but that was a mistake, the chief of police grabbed his chin forcefully, definitely leaving a bruise on his tanned face. "You don't talk while I am still talking!" The man spat and then ordered some of the men to get into the investigation room just in case Alexander was trying to be stubborn. "I would hate to see you beaten up and bloodied, all you have to do is confess and maybe you won't spend the rest of your life in jail," Grace said, picking at her fingers like she was discussing the

Alexander left the police station with the army convoy before and behind his Bentley. A good distance away, the convoy stopped and Brad had to hit the brakes too. The general got out of the vehicle and walked to Alexander who was still in the backseat. Alexander wound down the window and General Samuel bowed to him. "I was very surprised when Brad told me that the young master had returned, I never would have guessed it'd be true," he said. "I'm back," Alexander replied and Samuel nodded solemnly, "Your father was the greatest man in the city and I was pleased to serve him. Now that you've taken over, my men and I are under your command too, please reach us if you ever run into trouble," he said and Alex nodded, "Thank you, General," hr replied and the man smiled at him as he left. The convoy slowly began to drive away until Brad was on the highway alone. "Where to, master?" Brad asked as they got to an intersection. Alexander didn't know where to go. He was tired and b

Brown was speechless as the attendant handed back the silver card and thanked Alexander for giving him the $50,000 he promised. Even the manager was so impressed that he bowed to Alexander. "Thank you for shopping with us. We will be restocking in a short while, please, kindly drop your contact information so we can call you, sir," the man said. Alexander turned to Brown and said, "He is your good customer and he doesn't seem to like me, I don't think I should come around often." "What? Him?" The manager asked and glared at Brown, "He's just a regular customer, we can send him away if you want," he said and Brown's jaw dropped. "Please accept our humble apology for any embarrassment we have caused you today," he said respectfully. Brown turned to the manager and was about to whine when the man quickly picked up Alexander's shopping bag and helped him to the car. At the car, Brad was leaning on the trunk with his earbuds plugged in. He quickly opened the back seat as Ale

The whole room was in tense silence as Simon continued to weep and beg Alexander for forgiveness. "I had no idea that you were the heir Pa Harry was talking about, I'm so sorry," he begged. Pa Harry sneered at him, as if he read Alexander's mind, he asked, "So you disrespect people who walk on here in such a manner?" Simon shook his head but it was pointless, his actions spoke dozens. Alexander finally shook his hold off his leg and asked the guards to take him out of his sight. The men yanked Simon off the floor despite the fact that he'd been their boss just a few seconds ago. "Please...I had no idea...please," he begged but the guards didn't stop until he was outside. Turning to the conference room, he looked at the faces of all the staff and realized that they all seemed a little relieved that he was gone. Without being told, Alexander could deduce that Simon had not been the best leader in the company, they were happy that his reign was over - even the way that the gua

Josiah shut the document heavily with a loud sound and slid it across the table to Alexander. Once again Harry wanted to interfere but he was beginning to feel foolish for trying to defend Alexander when he did not even look like he needed defense. Alexander picked up the document with a sense of confidence and boldness. "Is this all?" He asked. All the men on the table burst laughing, "Trust me, that is more than enough," One of the men replied. "A lot of people have never returned to the family just by trying to fulfill the trial, you are asking if it is enough? You must be kidding," Another man said with a sarcastic laugh. Josiah seemed very pleased That the men had succeeded in intimidating Alexander and making him rethink the challenge he had just accepted. "The deed is done, and for your question, Alexander, it is more than enough and you will find out soon," Josiah replied. It seemed that the meeting had only been convened just to address Alexander because imm