"Aren't you all ashamed of yourself?" Achiel asked, looking from one man to the other. The three men didn't want to turn at once since they were still busy taunting the homeless man. When they turned eventually, they had deep glares sitting in their faces. "Whose brother is this?" One of the three men said, making a joke. The other two men who were with him took the joke on, laughing for quite a while as they argued amongst themselves. "Doesn't he look like your long-lost brother?" One said. "Never, Manuel was very much better than this shabby looking punk." The other man responded. Achiel didn't care about their insults at that moment. He was only worried about just one thing; the samething that caught his attention and made him pull over at once. Achiel's attention fell on the homeless man who was draped in wet and tattered clothes. It was very cold out there. Achiel knew what the man must be going through. It must be hell out here!!!On top of that, not only did this man hav

"What is he talking about?" Achiel asked, a close gaze at the man. "I - I don't know how to -" The homeless man was trying to answer the question when some activities were heard behind Achiel. Achiel turned to see Marion jumping on his feet and making a run for it. Achiel should run after him, but he didn't. He watched as Marion ran away, and the three dickheads followed him. "Tell Madam to expect me soon!" Achiel's words chased after Marion and caught up with him. "You will regret this!!!" Marion screamed when he got to the door. Achiel pretended as though he would run after Marion and Marion took off. It was a funny sight, but the amusement didn't last for long. A sudden realisation picked the string. When he turned back to the homeless man, the man was preparing to leave, too. "Are you really not going to tell me what this is about?" Achiel demanded. "I'm not sure why you are so keen on getting to the root of this." The man argued. Achiel couldn't tell precisely why th

In Auroville Mansion, Madam was pissed off, pacing from one angle to the other. Then she stopped walking all of a sudden and spun to the person who was standing a couple of distances away from her. "What the hell did you just say?" Madam yelled at the person. It was Harold. Harold lifted his gaze. "I couldn't find him, mother. I did my best to search for him, but it was to no avail. I could never have imagined that that piece of shit would be able to hide himself so cleverly." Harold explained. Madam glared at him. It was obvious in her reactions that she was finding it quite hard to believe what her son was saying.Harold could not find Achiel? Achiel, who didn't have any other place to go? How could that even be true? Madam had a very strong connection in that area of Jade City. If words about Achiel were heard, most of those who work for her as underdogs would have brought the news to her. The fact that none of them had reached out to her was another reason for her to find som

Achiel arrived at the hospital with Henry. When one of the attending nurses saw Henry, she quickly rushed to him and bowed. "We are so honoured to have you here in person, sir. You didn't have to go through the stress of coming over here. We could have made preparations and brought the necessary equipment to a place of comfort. A place of your choice." The woman said. Achiel was wondering why a nurse would say such a thing. Do nurses around here have the final say or the doctors? Only a doctor should make a remark such as this. "Are you trying to say that you are blind?" Henry suddenly snapped at the woman. Putting up her head, the woman didn't really know how to react to what Henry had just said. She was just only trying to be courteous and humble to him. She had no idea what this was about. "Can't you see the person standing next to me? Do you have any idea who he is?" Henry carried on. Achiel didn't think that this was necessary. He was keen on wanting to see the caregiver r

"Young Master, please a moment." Henry suddenly called the attention of Achiel. There was a track of worry pacing the corners of his face. Achiel didn't want to think much of it, but for the benefit of the doubt, he stepped aside to hear what Henry had to say. "Not to overturn what you have said, Young Master. You are wise and thoughtful. But don't you think this is too much?" Henry asked. There was a generous amount of caution idling in his voice. "Why did you say so?" Achiel asked, looking quite unamused and unbothered. "I mean, I understand that you are trying to give this Curran guy a better life. He has suffered almost all his life and has been subjected to ridicule. I understand all this and don't think it's bad to finally relieve the stress he had been saddled with all his life." Henry looked like he was struggling with the thoughts he was making into words. "You could have started this on a smaller scale, Young Master. You should have properly made him the owner of a sma