Jefferson shook his head, pushing aside someone's hand that was slapping his cheek annoyingly. "Jeremy, wake up." It wasn't enough to wake Jefferson up; he felt tired and opening his eyelids felt like he was doing a weight lifting. Homer sighed. He was tired just from waking Jefferson; it was way more challenging than he thought. But he didn't stop there; Homer glanced at the faucet. But don't worry, he's not that bad. Homer turned on the faucet and wet his hands, then with both wet hands, Homer wiped Jefferson's face roughly. And finally, the water and cold air that hit his face woke Jefferson up. Homer giggled because Jefferson's face staring intently at him was adorable. "I'm not gonna do that if I can wake you up easily, I had no other choice." "Shut up!" Jefferson covered his face with his hands. He still needed time to get up while Homer stared at him. That was all Homer could do because he was afraid of making Jefferson's mood even messier and his loud voice being

The day came when Hayden and the other bodyguards returned to the mansion after the holiday. Although Hayden and Jasper arrived a bit later than everyone else. Jefferson, Max, and Owen had been waiting for him to arrive in the mansion's lobby since this morning. They wanted to welcome Hayden and were so excited they waited for Hayden after breakfast because one of Max's subordinates reported that several bodyguards had just arrived. According to Owen and Max, Hayden usually arrived early in the morning, so they were already waiting there. They seemed sure about it, so Jefferson stayed without asking anything. They knew Hayden before Jefferson, so Jefferson trusted them, especially Owen. Jefferson knew him well enough; he would want to save time on something that wasn't certain. Homer only determines the last day of their holiday. He gives them the freedom to come home anytime, as long as it's still on the day he chooses. The four head bodyguards are close because they spent nea

Jasper's parents gave Jefferson lots of snacks, and not only that, but they also gave him some beach shirts, t-shirts, and shorts. Jasper might have told his parents about how Jefferson liked sweets, But Jefferson didn't have any idea about the clothes; Jefferson never seemed to talk about that. Max and Owen also got the same type of cloth, so Max asked Hayden about it. Hayden told Max that Jasper's house was on the coast and his parents worked as souvenir sellers and small inn owners. If Jefferson had known Jasper's house was on the beach, he might have changed his mind and gone with Jasper, but luckily, he didn't. Owen was reading a book on his bed. Max had gone to the common room a moment ago, while Hayden was asleep as soon as he got to bed, his snoring louder than usual. Is that because of their tiring holiday? Jefferson smiled mischievously; he seemed to know what they were doing. But Jefferson's assumptions were proven wrong when he met Jasper in the television room; he

Jefferson stared blankly at the phone screen in front of him. His mind wasn't even there anymore; the words Jaxson said were like the wind blowing around him. Who in the world pays attention to the blowing wind when so much is happening in his mind? Plus, he hasn't even heard Homer or the others talk about buying any truck, so how can Jaxson come up with such a sophisticated plan? Jefferson asked because it was bothering him so much, but Jaxson just said he wanted to ask Jefferson's opinion about the temporary plan he had made so he could come up with a better plan. His heart winced as he heard their words. How do Homer and the others coordinate? Is there a way for us to break through? How to break their system? Jaxson only considered such a good plan as a temporary plan, so why bother doing all this? If we can get the other three head bodyguards under us, will they be weakened? Who else should we watch out for besides the three head bodyguards? Spending too much time and e

That was such a relief for Homer that Hugo is so easily distracted. Homer is worried because Max and Owen seem to have started to suspect Jefferson. Max mentioned that to him last night, and Homer convinced Max not to think about it. Plus, the doctor's arrival made them all focus on Jefferson; even Owen didn't care about Homer anymore. Homer stepped away, and now he was standing beside Hayden's bed. He pulled himself away from the crowd and people's attention so they would forget what Jefferson had just said. So Homer can only stare at Jefferson, but at least he can still see Jefferson clearly. Jefferson smiled, his cheeks rounding from how hard he hugged Hugo. Homer giggled; he imagined how cute Jefferson was when he woke up and realized the person he was hugging wasn't him. But Hugo looks happy; Homer doesn't see Hugo removing that smile from his face even for a second. He looked thrilled, and he probably forgot what Jefferson said. Homer feels relieved when the doctor give