Sixty Five

“Yes, grandfather.”

Jake saw no reason to disagree with his grandfather this time. He loved the attention he got today, the slap and the rude shock he had given his classmates as well as those who looked down on him. He believed it was time to come out clean with his real identity. He had paid the people whom he wanted to pay back in their own coin although he had only done a little to them. The Kents had lost some contracts and their company and Vincent Winters had lost his inheritance to his brother. He had also taken care of Michael, of Golden Chandelier, helped his friend, George secure a good job and a lot more things that he couldn't count.

“Good. That's all I want to hear from you. I'm very impressed. I'll send your outfit over and don't be late on that day. Jake, I don't want a repeat of what happened the last time. Remember, you are a Frederick and must dress and act as one. Lauren will be there and I want you to show her that you are the perfect man for her. Are we clear?”