Nathan looked at the manager. For some reason, he didn't understand why he told him to bring his card and try it out again, since he had heard that it didn't work the last time. Was there anything he knew that would help him out and get out of the situation at hand?​“Mr Oliver, we have checked that card on the normal machine, and it wrote there that the card was not supported, so I don't see why you should worry yourself over something that is inferior and irrelevant.”​The man in the suit sounded cocky; he wanted to make sure there was nothing that would give Nathaneven the chance to come out and say he was something more than him.​“I don't remember asking you to speak. I want to check the card myself and see if it is from the machine.” Oliver wasn't taking any chances; he didn't know who Nathan was, and he didn't want to miss the chance to get a new partner into his store. He knew that if Nathan was someone of importance, he would have to make sure he took another tour at anoth

Nathan was not sure he would even find a restaurant that would take his card, but it was weird that only certain machines accepted his black card.​“Perks of being an heir, I guess,” Nathan muttered to himself as he walked down to look for where he was going to eat.The lady Nathan had bumped into earlier was following him. Nathan was surprised that someone like that would even think of following him, but he said nothing. He only needed to know why she was behind him.​Nathan stopped and turned back. He was looking at the lady, and she was looking at him.​“Now tell me,what is it that you want? I don't know why you are even following me like this. It's not like there is something I did to you, but you are just following me like there is something you know about me.”​Nathan looked at her and noticed she still seemed familiar to him. But where he had seen her was the problem. It was at the tip of his tongue, but he couldn't actually say who she was.​“You don't seem to remember me

Alissa’s car stopped in front of them. Nathan was shocked to see that she was no longer just a normal girl, but part of the city's elite.​“You became something. Tell me how long it took you to reach this level of wealth, Alissa?” Nathan was looking at Alissa, trying to see if she would tell him how and why she had made so much money, and it was like she wasn't yet done.​“Well, I took advice from your dad. He was the main reason I entered the business realm in the first place. Without him, there would have been no way for me to even think of doing anything with business.” Alissa was smiling when she saw that Nathan had seen how far she had gone, and he was even proud of her in a way.​“You took your inspiration from him? I don't see how that is possible, but let's go with that and try to believe that there was no other person involved in making you think of business.” Nathan smiled. He was shocked to see how far his friend had gone and what she had accomplished in a short time. Th

Nathan wasn't even looking at them like they were meant to be close to him or anything like that. He knew there was no way he would even consider making things a bit better.​“I will always say this: You don't know what you have until you lose it. I am not saying this to encourage you or something like that; I don't even know why you would think I am trying to make you feel better for the trashy move you pulled. I wonder what you were thinking.”​Nathan was about to walk away when Paul pulled his hand. He was not about to let him walk away after he was disrespectful to him in every way. “Look, delivery boy, I will have to make you pay for acting like you are worth something you are not even meant to be alive or even breathe the air I breathe.”​“I will say it once, and I expect you to make sure that you do what I tell you, or I will make sure that you feel the pain that you will never try to understand in your life.” Nathan looked at Paul. No one was there to tell Paul that he was

“That isn't part of the deal, Lord Sirus, and I'd hold my horses before I think that there is going to be a chance for me to do something like this.” Neo took one step back. He had heard what Sirus wanted, and it wasn't going to be something that they would want to mess with, and the way it would keep going wasn't going to look nice for any of them in Caldor. “While Ohera tried to act like a fool with Carl, and I know that you're not going to be the one who would make things a bit weird here,” Sirus wasn't trying to play any mind games with them, knowing that something was happening. “I know you have the founding families in your grip, and there is a good chance that you aren't going to let anything take this opportunity you have, but I am offering you something more than just this wasted land.” Sirus had a soft tone; he wasn't about to let something like this get through his hand, knowing that there was more to come for Neo and the heirlooms he had. “The ghost of the family you