Chapter 10

The man was handsome. He wore a casual white suit. If the average Joe were to wear something like that, it'd be a disaster. But on the man, the white suit accentuated the natural nobility and laziness in his temperament.

He was devilish.

Sage couldn't help feeling like she'd seen him somewhere before but couldn't remember where.

"Mr. Morrison," the driver said nervously.

The man looked at Sage.

"I'm sorry for delaying you. I'll take full responsibility for this," Sage said earnestly.

The man smiled devilishly. "Aside from the cost of fixing the car, you'll also have to compensate me for the mental distress you've caused me and the cost of delaying my business.

"I have a deal worth ten billion dollars that I need to sign the contract for. Now that you've delayed me, you're gonna have to bear responsibility for all of that."

Sage smiled faintly at his preposterous demands. "You look like a proper gentleman, sir, and an affluent one to boot. I didn't expect you to make a living th