The Astonishing Dax Edmund

Chapter 50

It remained to be seen whether he could outshine Hancock and prove that business acumen, combined with compassion, was a winning formula.

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The bustling city park was bathed in the soft glow of the late afternoon sun, casting long shadows from the towering trees. Dax, dressed in his business attire, was taking a leisurely stroll through the park, his thoughts preoccupied with the upcoming business negotiation. The air was filled with the joyful laughter of children playing nearby, a stark contrast to the corporate world he was about to re-enter.

As he walked along a winding path, Dax's attention was drawn to a small commotion nearby. A young child, no more than six years old, lay on the ground, clutching his knee in pain. His tearful eyes sought help from the surrounding adults, but they seemed unsure of what to do.

Dax's heart skipped a beat as he recalled his own time in the orphanage, when he had faced injuries with no one to comfort him. Without hesitation, he approached the di