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Everyone around us was quiet. They did not even dare to breathe loudly. Camden was smug as he looked down at me. He was waiting for me to lose my temper. However, I just silently stared at the proposal he destroyed.Then, I looked up and smiled at him. “Don’t worry about it, Mr. Smith. Be careful when you walk; the floor is slippery.” After I said that, I picked up my flashdrive and left. Camden’s smile froze. He probably did not expect such a response from me. After I left the office building, I immediately went to a photocopy shop near the cafe to print the proposal. Cloud Cafe was decently quiet. When I reached, Aurelia was already there. She was wearing a tailored suit and stared intently at the tea before her. She looked calm and collected. When she saw that I had arrived, she looked up and glanced at me for a second. “Mr. Anderson, please sit.” She sounded warmer than she did in the call. “Ms. Peter, I’m sorry for the fiasco yesterday,” I said. Aureli

Camden’s voice trembled in terror. A weird tension rose in the office. Everyone was looking at me. Some of them were stunned, while others were shocked. I ended the call and slid my phone into my pocket. “Mr. Smith, do you understand now?“If you want to rent an office space in this area, you’d have to convince the picky owner’s mind.”Camden’s lips were trembling. He could not utter a single word. His attempt at bullying me with nepotism had turned into a joke. Sure, he was the boss’ son. He was the leader who got promoted for no reason. However, I was the owner of this building. His mother had to pay me a few million dollars’ worth of rent every single year. Someone suddenly slammed the office door open. It was Camden’s mother, Diana Smith. She panted as she walked in. Her face was pale. Her forehead was covered in sweat. “Theo… No, Mr. Anderson! It’s just a misunderstanding!” Diana ran toward me as she begged and fawned over me. It seemed like she had

After I left the company, I gave myself a short break. John would update the company’s latest happenings to me every day. Grand Media was a huge mess. They could not find a good location, and their core team members were losing their confidence in the company. One by one, they started to resign. Diana was overwhelmed by worry. She seemed to have aged decades in just a few days. Camden had been grounded at home. I felt nothing when I heard the news. I even found it boring. I was sunbathing on the beach when I received an unexpected call. It was from Aurelia. “Mr. Anderson, are you free for a meal?”She sounded warm through the phone. I was a little surprised. “Ms. Peter, are you reaching out to me regarding the project?”“No,” she chuckled. “It’s a personal invite. Besides, you were treated so poorly the other day, but you managed to calmly present your proposal. To be honest, I was very impressed.” I had no reason to reject her invitation. She set the location

The preparation for the new company was a lot smoother than I anticipated.Aurelia’s investment funds very quickly landed in our bank account. She also funneled several top talents to me. The few talents that I worked with in Grand Media learned that I had started a new company. They resigned without any hesitation to join me. Gerald also held on to his promise and became the first group of employees of my new company. The office was nicely renovated. It looked simple yet elegant. I stood in my new office, staring at the familiar scenery out of my window. I felt a lot of emotions. Eleven years ago, I stood there as a young man who had just returned to the country and felt lost about his future. Eleven years later, I stood there as the founder of a new company. On the opening day, I did not throw a huge party, but the atmosphere was warm. I did not invite any media, only some close partners. The flowers gifted by Aurelia were placed in the best spot. She personally

After a few minutes, Camden appeared before my office. He had changed a lot. He no longer looked arrogant. He wore casual clothing and looked weary and mousey. The once-arrogant young man looked even worse than a regular person. “Mr… Mr. Anderson,” he said nervously. “Have a seat.” I pointed at the couch opposite me. He sat down opposite me as he fidgeted. He did not immediately apologize. Instead, he tried to gain sympathy points. “My mom’s company is gone. She’s sick. I’m having a tough time overseas…” As he said that, he started crying pitifully. I silently watched his act. When I remained unaffected, he finally could not hold back. He looked hopeful and sure of himself. “My mom helped you in the past. Now that she’s sick and lost her company, you should repay her by helping us, right?” I interrupted him. “Mr. Smith, I’ve repaid your mother with eleven years of my youth and by contributing to the company’s past market value.” He froze. I continued, “I a