As the group made their way outside, Marcus turned to Jason and Dan, grinning smugly. “This is it,” Marcus whispered. “The moment we remind everyone who the real successes are.” Jason laughed. “Let’s see Oliver try to bluff his way out of this one.” Dan snorted. “Yeah, if he even dares to step near the parking lot.” The trio exchanged smug looks as the crowd gathered around the lot, the game about to begin. As Marcus finished explaining the rules, reactions rippled through the room like wildfire. “That’s not a bad idea,” someon

The moment Oliver stepped into his luxurious home, the weight of the day finally hit him.He closed the door behind him, the silence of the house enveloping him, and a sigh escaped his lips. He was physically drained, the tension of the events at the reunion still lingering in the back of his mind.But there was a small, quiet satisfaction in the air, he had proven everything he needed to.Without a second thought, he made his way to his bedroom, shedding his clothes along the way. As his head hit the pillow, exhaustion took over.It wasn’t long before he fell into a deep, peaceful sleep, allowing his body and mind the rest they desperately needed.The next morning, however, Oliver woke up with a renewed sense of energy. The sun shone brightly through the curtains, and for the first time in a while, it felt like everything was in perfect alignment.He glanced at his phone, the notifications buzzing with messages, but he couldn’t bring himself to care about them just yet. Today, he was