Malcolm gnashed his teeth when he heard what Jeremy was saying. Although the young man was right, he would not let him ruin the plan he had worked on for days. It was simply not done. “Are you going to listen to someone who knows absolutely nothing about business?” Malcolm sneered and he pointed a finger at Jeremy. “What do you mean?” Jeremy raised a brow. He didn’t have to know about business before he could smell out a terrible conspiracy. He didn’t like the way Malcolm belittled him. He had graduated from college and he was able to put two and two together. “I am saying that you have no business in speaking with us. This is a family matter and what could you possibly understand? Does your family have such amount of wealth?” Malcolm spat in disgust. He eyed Jeremy before turning his eyes to Ariel. “I don’t think you should take advice from someone who isn’t capable of buying his own outfits by himself.” Malcolm slightly chuckled as

Icy water splashed on Jeremy’s face, causing him to take a sharp intake of breath. His eyes shot open and with every rush of air, pain moved through him. “W-Where am I?” Jeremy mumbled. He could barely see. One of his eyes was swollen and it stung like crazy but he tried to know what was going on. He could remember he was heading to an interview and then something happened but what was it? That was Jeremy’s current predicament. “Stephanie!!” He gasped out loud when he was able to retrace what went wrong. The whole incident. Stephanie and her rotten husband had blocked his path. A string of laughter echoed in front of him and the lady he abhorred. The very one who had made his life a living hell stepped out with a proud smile plastered on her face. “What are you trying to do?’ Jeremy grunted out. He tried to move and that was when he realized that he had been tied to a chair. Both his legs and arms were b