Rise of the Useless Young Master

"Don't you have a brain? Everything you wrote in this report is wrong!"Warrick Rauveron closed his eyes as Jeff, the sales team leader, threw the report document in his face. Everyone in the room immediately turned their heads, gasping in shock. Everyone in the Republic of Radix knew Rauveron, one of the most powerful conglomerate families. And Warrick was the Rauveron family's first son. Unfortunately, Warrick was disregarded by his family because he was not a genius like his stepbrother, Zayden Rauveron.Everyone recognized Warrick as a weak and stupid young master. Because of his low status within the Rauveron family, he stuck as a salesman, whereas Zayden rose to the position of Chief Financial Officer."Do you want me to report this to your father?" Jeff threatened, his arms crossed across his chest. "N-no, I don't. Please forgive me," Warrick finally said something. His hands were trembling as he continued to beg Jeff. It was an open secret that Ernest, the head of the Rauv

Warrick was excited at the thought that the Goddess Axara could bring him many benefits. But getting people to believe in the gods was not easy."What are you thinking about?" asked Brenna, confused by Warrick's sudden daydreaming. "I'm thinking of ways to get people to believe in the gods again," Warrick answered honestly, knowing Brenna could help him. "That's difficult. But I suggest you go to people who are in crisis and help them while telling them about the gods. You can also go to orphanages that have a religious background like this one. But don't pressure them to believe you."Warrick's cell phone suddenly rang, so he did not have time to respond to Brenna's suggestion. He asked permission to pick up the call. A puzzled frown appeared on Warrick's forehead as he saw the caller's name. "Aelish? Why is she calling me at this hour?" A man's voice was heard as soon as the call was connected. "If you want your wife to be safe, come to the abandoned bridge on the border of Co

"What did you say, buying clothes?"Aelish thought she had misheard, so she repeated Warrick's words. Her husband's salary had always been spent on debt and food.There was no way Warrick had the money to buy clothes for the orphanage children. If he had, he would have bought clothes for himself since he had not bought a new one in months. Warrick had expected Aelish to react like that. "I got a bonus for meeting the sales target. And I want to give a lot of new clothes to the orphanage kids."Aelish was suspicious since Warrick never got any bonus from his job or help from his family. But she ended up following him because he seemed excited. They both arrived at CT Mall, aka the biggest mall in Cordyline City. Aelish was hesitant to enter because she had heard that this mall was favored by wealthy youngsters.The vehicles in the parking lot appeared expensive, confirming the rumors. Only Warrick's motorcycle was different; his old bike seemed to be an eyesore."Are you sure you wan

Warrick noticed the fear in Evie's expression as he mentioned her name to customer service. Immediately, he learned that his mother-in-law was lying about knowing an Emerald Bank executive. "Why must you panic, Mom? Is it because you don't have any connections at Emerald Bank?"Evie became nervous as people stared suspiciously at her. Stammering, she replied, "D-Don't talk nonsense! That's slander. You have no proof of your accusations!""I only did what you did to me," Warrick shrugged. "In case you forgot, you also accused me of using a fake black card."The people who had been silent began to whisper, talking about the problem between Evie and Warrick."I know that woman. She's the wife of Chafort Entertainment's owner. And the girl next to her is Jane Chafort, a new actress known for working on films with renowned people.""Huh? But as far as I know, the Chafort family has no connection with Emerald Bank.""You're right. Emerald Bank is owned by the Nerelart family. My friend is

Aelish gripped Warrick's shirt tightly, staring fearfully at the mysterious men. She could not see their faces because they wore masks. "Are they sent by people who want revenge on you?" she guessed, remembering Warrick getting into trouble with three film crew members. Marvin did not come from a big family. But his parents were wealthy and well-known, so it was no surprise that they took extreme ways to beat up Warrick for touching their son. "I have chili spray," Aelish remembered the chili spray she always carried. "It might come in handy. I'll give it to you."Warrick stopped his motorcycle. He motioned for Aelish to stay where she was. "Keep the chili spray for you because it won't be useful." Aelish nodded. What Warrick said made sense. The chili spray was useless in defeating seven tall, muscular men."I'll beat them all, so I don't need to use your chili spray." Hearing Warrick's words, Aelish's eyes bulged in shock. She knew her husband had grown bolder since the Finch E