Chapter 25

Hearing her words, Jaxon felt a deep sense of touch, his emotions stirred by her unwavering belief in him. This sentiment simultaneously filled him with a sense of complexity and heightened guilt. "Since your contract has been revoked, I promise to assist you in securing one even better and greater than this one," he vowed.

Diana found this promise almost unbelievable, her skepticism evident. While she didn't doubt Jaxon's abilities, acquiring a contract superior to the previous one seemed like a daunting task. "Are you certain?" she asked, her tone laced with disbelief.

Jaxon's response was accompanied by a reassuring smile. "Just sit back and watch," he said, his confidence evident in his words.

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Jaxon returned to his room, sat on the edge of his bed, and began to ponder. After a few moments, he picked up his phone and decided to call the elderly man who had once blocked him when he tried to buy a box of cabbages. The phone rang several times before the elderly man answered.

"He