The school buzzed with excitement activities. Many of the students wanted to be friends with Jason. Most of the female students wanted him as their boyfriend. The last auction and the humiliation were now gnawing at Ethan. He couldn't be safe anymore. Some of the students whispered that the Carter's had always been richer than the Mathews. "We all know who the boss is now. I thought Ethan was untouchable, but you need to see how he was snuffed out like a candlelight." One of the students laughed. Suddenly another female entered the school. Se was looking sharp, with a dark shade covering her face. "Another new student?"" One of the students said she was turning her gaze towards the main campus. "I wondered where they are all coming from." Her friend replied. "Wait a minute? Isn't that the latest Ferrari spider?" She said with awe. "Oh my god! I wondered which family she is hailing from." Fiona removed her shade and, without looking at anyone, headed straight to Jason's class. Ja

The school buzzed with gossip as Jason returned to class, the morning’s events still fresh in everyone’s mind. Whispers trailed after him, and he felt a mixture of triumph and anxiety. His classmates had begun to see him in a new light, but he knew the danger that lingered in Ethan’s simmering rage. He wasn't going to let go In the cafeteria, the atmosphere was charged with anticipation. Jason sat with Elena, who looked at him with admiration. “You really stood up to him, Jason. I didn’t think you had it in you,” she said, her eyes sparkling with excitement. Jason shrugged, trying to downplay the significance of the fight. “I didn’t have much of a choice. He pushed me too far.” But deep down, he relished the respect he was starting to gain. However, the thrill of victory was short-lived. Ethan’s absence loomed over the cafeteria, and Jason knew that he would be back, angrier and more determined than ever. As the lunch period wore on, Jason couldn’t shake the feeling that he w

With anger, Linda walked towards Elena and pulled her off from Jason. I'm a flash. She landed a slap across her face. Elena was stunned. "Did you just slap me?" She said slowly, holding her cheeks. Jason said nothing but simply stared at both of them. He knew exactly what he was doing, and it was working. The plan was to make Linda jealous and want him back. "Do you think he still loves you? Jason is mine, and the earlier you get that into your thick skull, the better." Elena said with a wide grin on her face. "I never told him I was done with him, did I? I and Jason go way back, and I am here to claim my place beside him." Linda replied. "Your place? Did I hear you mention that you have a place beside me?" Jason said, slowly walking towards her. "Do you know how you humilated me in front of everyone, telling them I didn't matter?" You want a rich guy that could afford you, and I think Ethan is doing a good job at that. Or are you having a change of heart when you suddenly know that

One of the maids rushed towards Jason, "Sir Edward is..." She said stammering. Jason looked at her face; she wasn't making any sense. "What happened to my grandfather?" he shouted at her. Without waiting and wasting time, Fiona raced towards the main mansion while Jason ran after her. "You need to calm down both of you. I have called an ambulance, and it should be here any moment." Eric said, looking at Jason and Fiona. Jason's mind raced as the thought of his Trump card dwindled before his face. He couldn't bear to go through everything he had gone through again. The ridicule and the way he had been treated by Ethan Now everything was beginning to make sense, and people were beginning to make friends with him. He remembered he had seen his grandfather talking to someone; his mind raced. "What happened to him?" Jason looked at Eric."I am not sure, young master, but he suddenly held his chest and collapsed." Erick replied His phone rang as he quickly rushed to talk to whoever the

The message Jason had gotten earlier meant nothing to him. His grandfather was gone, that was all that mattered. The thought of the last message he left him gnawed at him. What could have been in the letter was all he could think about and how to find it was another mission. Ethan, was now someone who he would have to deal with again. Jason remembered the glory and how he had carved a name in the meantime. With his grandfather's death,everything seems to be slipping away. Jason sat in the back of the classroom, eyes glazed over as the professor’s voice droned on in the background. His notebook lay open, the pages untouched, his pen resting idly between his fingers. Every now and then, a stray thought pierced through the haze in his mind, but it was never anything about the lecture. Instead, his thoughts kept circling back to his grandfather—Edward Carter, the man who had believed in him when no one else did. The man who had just died.His mind was a storm of grief, confusion, and r