Revenge Of The Rejected Son-in-law

244. Dumb And Stupid

Chapter Two Hundred And Forty Four

In a bustling city where Henry was a stranger, he found solace in the anonymity of the crowd. Surrounded by the pulsating beats of music and the dim glow of neon lights, he drowned his worries in the rhythmic clinks of glasses and the infectious energy of the party.

Henry, a man with dreams etched in the corners of his eyes, sipped from his glass, the amber liquid igniting a warmth within him. The room echoed with laughter and the distant hum of conversation, but for Henry, it was his moment in the spotlight.

As the night unfolded, he reveled in the success of his plans. The thrill of the unknown city, the freedom from the judgmental eyes of familiarity, fueled his exuberance. He found himself on the makeshift dance floor, a kaleidoscope of colors swirling around him as he moved to the music.

His voice, usually reserved and measured, now soared into the night air. He screamed, not out of frustration, but out of pure, unbridled joy. Each shout was a