“Are you okay?”

Alamid nodded, “Yeah, of course, it wasn’t a big deal,” he said, still—looking down; he didn’t know how to face Hunter right now, “Look, I didn’t start the fight—”

“Dang! Of course, I know they were too much to handle, and your bodyguards told me what happened?” Hunter said, followed by a chuckle.

“About that—” Alamid looked at the five broad men, wearing a coat and tie like it’s some uniform, “Who are they? And have you told me that I have those?”

“Nah, they are just for protection; it just so happened that we were talking, and they didn’t see you with the guys; when they came back, you’re already dragged by those delinquent kids, tell me, Ala—” Hunter look straight to Alamid’s eyes, “Why do they keep bugging you? Have you done something to make them mad like that?”

“Nothing,” Alamid replied.

Hunter put down the cotton he was holding and looked straight to Alamid, “You have to tell me what happened, Ala. So, I can help you,”

Alamid met his gaze for a minute before he