Nolan couldn’t help but think about everything that had happened the night before. It was still fresh in his head. What would Cole and Gabriel say if he told them the full story? What if he said that not one, not two, but four beautiful girls had come into the hotel room he slept in last night and that they were all there to “make him feel good”?Just thinking about it made him laugh inside. Their faces would definitely be priceless. Cole would probably scream in shock, and Gabriel would roll his eyes, pretending not to care but secretly be curious too and wondering how that happened. Nolan started to feel a little bad.He had always been open with his friends. Now he was keeping secrets from them, acting like nothing had changed in his life, when in truth, everything was different. His life had completely turned around. He had money and power. He had people working under him and he had an apartment in one of the most luxurious buildings in the whole country.Should he tell them?

Nolan let out a deep sigh, his chest rising and falling slowly. He didn’t say anything at first. He just stood there quietly, trying to keep his emotions under control.“I’m sorry,” he finally said, looking down at the floor. “I should’ve just waited for you to tell me what to do.”He tried to keep his voice calm but deep down he was clearly annoyed and angry but there was nothing he could do. He didn’t want any more trouble with the school authorities. They had already given him a final warning. If Lilian reported him again, he could get suspended or even worse, expelled.Lilian raised her eyebrows with a smirk on her lips. She crossed her arms and tilted her head.“Oh, you want to make it up to me?” she asked. “That’s good. Then you’re going to help me with something very special today.”Nolan looked up. “What do you want me to do?”Her eyes sparkled with mischief as she answered, “Today, you’re going to assist me with boxing practice.”“Boxing?” he asked, blinking. “You mean… lik

Nolan stood in front of the famous Triplet Towers with his mouth slightly open. He couldn’t believe his eyes. The buildings were massive, three tall, shining towers that looked like they touched the sky. They were even bigger than he imagined. He had seen them in magazines and online before, but now that he was standing in front of them in real life, it felt like a dream.He slowly raised his head to look at the top and his neck started to hurt from how far up he had to tilt his head just to see the highest floor.“Whoa…” he muttered under his breath.Everything about the place screamed wealth and class. Expensive cars were parked in the driveway and a few people dressed in suits walked in and out of the entrance, and there were guards standing straight at every corner. Nolan suddenly felt out of place. He looked down at his clothes. They were still rumpled and dusty from earlier. His face had light bruises and a small cut on his lip from Lilian’s punches even after cleaning up. He tr

Nolan’s jaw tightened as he sat up straight in his chair, glaring Dan. He had stayed quiet for long enough, and now he was done pretending to be polite.“I think you’ve said more than enough already,” Nolan said. “Why don’t you go back to your office? Or wherever it is you came from? Don’t you have something to do?”Dan raised his eyebrows, shocked by Nolan’s words. “Whoa… what’s with the attitude now?” he asked, holding his hands in the air. “I’m just trying to help you here. You don’t like what I said, but I’m clearly doing you a favor. You should be thanking me.”Nolan let out a soft scoff and shook his head. “A favor?” he repeated, staring right at Dan. “If I said all those things you just said to me, about your family, your job, your future, would you have liked it? Would you smile and say thank you? Would it make you feel good?”Dan’s face changed. His smile faded and was quickly replaced with a scowl. “Wow. So that’s how it is now, huh?” he muttered, folding his arms tightly a

Manager Lee quickly turned back to Nolan and began bowing again and again, clearly embarrassed and nervous.“Please forgive me, young master,” he said, lowering his head each time. “It was my fault. I take full responsibility for my worker’s bad behavior. I should have trained him better. I hope you’re not angry, sir.”Nolan looked at him, a little uncomfortable with the way he kept bowing. “It’s okay, Manager Lee,” he replied. “You don’t have to keep apologizing, it’s fine. Please stop bowing.”But Manager Lee still bowed once more before finally standing straight, though his face remained apologetic.At that moment, the rest of the workers slowly turned to look at each other, their expressions changing from confusion to complete shock.It was now clear to them now that Nolan was the special guest they had been expecting, not their big boss or a very rich man. It was him, the same boy they had insulted, mocked, and pushed out of the building just moments ago.They were all stunned.A