Reaching Mr Stanley's house, Mr Stanley and Emily, including her mother, spotted someone sitting outside the mansion, and the person looked familiar to someone they knew.“Is that not Henry?” Emily asked her mother “It might be him or not,” her mother replied weakly.Parking the car, they all highlighted from the car, heading towards the entrance of the mansion, getting closer, and seeing who was seated at a corner, Emily's mother rushed towards him and hugged him.“Henry, how are you?” Her mother asked.“Fine,” Henry replied to her mother.“What are you doing here, and what happened to you with these bruises on your face?” his mother asked, touching his face.“Is nothing, mum,” Henry said, pushing his mother's hand away from his face.“Are you sure?” Asked his mother.“Yes, mum, I'm very sure.”“Hem-hem,” Mr Stanley, who was standing close to Emily, cleared his throat.“Oh, meet Mr Stanley, your father's friend,” his mother said, introducing him to Mr Stanley.“Good day, sir,” Henr

After listening to Mr Stanley, Emily shows up, taking Mr Stanley by surprise.“Were you eavesdropping on all our conversation?” Mr Stanley asked.“Maybe,” Emily said, sitting down on the parlour couch, crossing her legs.“Can I ask you a question?” Emily asked.“Yes, please go on.”Clearing her throat and adjusting herself, she leaned forward from the couch.“What would you call a man who is married but still looking outside for someone else?” Emily asked, fixing her gaze on Mr Stanley.Mr Stanley knew very well that the question was directed to him, and he was looking for the smartest way of answering the question without being caught off guard by Emily.“Well, in such a situation, as long as the married man had no intimacy with someone else outside his marriage, you can't call him a cheat or a womanizer,” Mr Stanley said.“Okay, if the man doesn't have the intention of cheating on his wife, why will he be looking for someone outside when he is married?” Emily asked again.At this po

After leaving Mr Raymond's house, Mr James went and dropped the rest of the people, and went back to the Emigrant Emerald conglomerate to dig deep to know if Mr Raymond was actually the mysterious owner of the organization. At the organization, Mr James met with the receptionist again, demanding to know more about Mr Raymond, but the receptionist was reluctant to tell him anything.“What I'm asking you is not a big deal, it's just a simple question that requires a simple answer,” Mr James said to the receptionist.“I don't know anything about Mr Raymond.”“Okay, what if I offer you something for you to tell me what you know about him?” Mr James asked, leaning forward and lowering his voice.The receptionist, hearing what Mr James had said, sparked her interest in getting the money and also made her more curious to know why he really wanted to know more about Mr Raymond.“Why do you really want to know about Mr Raymond? Is anything the problem?” She asked.“No, there is no problem,”

Henry had resumed work following the job offer from Mr Stanley. He was doing exceptionally well, taking and keeping a record of everything happening in the organization. But while he was busy with his work, his sister and Mr Stanley weren't getting along.“Is it a must that you have a test of me? Can't you just help someone for free without asking for anything in return?” Emily asked while talking to Mr Stanley outside the balcony.“There is nothing in this life that is free, even if you go to freetown, nothing there is free, stop acting childishly, or do you want me to take the job away from your brother?” Mr Stanley asked, hugging Emily from the back.“Is that a threat or what?” Emily asked back.“No, that's never a threat, that's what will happen if you don't let me have a test of what you said you will, if I offer your brother a job.”“But you are married, aren't you scared of what will happen if your wife ever finds out?” She asked.“She is not around, and she can never find out

After what seems like an eternity, Sean breaks the silence between them “Hey, Henry,” Sean said calmly. “What are you doing here?” Henry asked. “What will I come here to do, if not to buy a car?” Sean replied. Henry laughed out loud at Sean for telling him that he was there to buy a car “Look around this place and tell me which car among all these you can afford to buy?” Henry asked. “Don't judge a book by its cover,” Sean said to Henry. “Oh, you are right, the last time I saw you, you were with a lady, which happens to be the manager of the Emigrant conglomerate, and it was very obvious to the eyes that you were her security guard, and you think the little change she is paying you, is worth for you to come to a place like this, with the intention of buying a car,” Henry said scornfully. “Mind your words, Henry, because I won't stand here and have you insulting me.” “What will you do if I insult you, beat me up or get me arrested by the police?” Henry asked. “Nope,