Food delivery couriers become Gods of war

Chapter 5

Jack and his family had moved to the country of Blavif. It would probably be a few years before Jack's contract ended. They looked very happy, because they thought their lives would become more prosperous.

The same was true for Louis, who had just arrived in Blavif with Avely and her son.

"Louis, can you help me? Please register James for parent representation. He wants you to accompany him," said Avely.

"When is it?" asked Louis.

"In two days," replied Avely.

"Okay, I'll accompany James to register at his new school," said Louis.

"James will be happy, he really likes you. When you left, he was sick for a week," said Avely.

"I want to apologize to James later; hopefully, he will forgive me," said Louis.

"He will definitely forgive you right away. James can't stay mad at you. When he found out you were coming back, he immediately asked me to come here with you," said Avely with a soft laugh.

Louis just smiled slightly when he heard Avely's words.

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Louis kept his promise to enroll James in his new school. Louis smiled when he saw how happy he looked.

In addition to carrying out his duties, Avely also had business interests that brought them here together. And James insisted on coming along.

"Remember, don't be naughty at your new school," Louis warned.

"Of course. I won't be naughty," replied James.

Louis told James to wait because he wanted to go to the toilet for a moment.

After coming out of the toilet, Louis looked at someone who was pulling his hand.

"What are you doing here? Did you deliberately find out where Mom is? Remember, even though you're wearing nice clothes, you're still a lowly courier. You're not fit to be my father," she said with an angry expression.

"I came here on my own business," Louis replied firmly.

"Don't embarrass me! You're going to tell my friends that I'm your daughter, aren't you? You'd better go home," Evelyn snapped.

"Don't be so cocky. I came here for my own business, not yours, let alone your mother's," said Louis.

"You can't come here and embarrass me, you have to leave!" said Evelyn as she pushed Louis away.

Louis tried to control his emotions because he couldn't possibly fight a child, even though Evelyn had gone too far.

"Go! Don't make me call the police to kick you out," shouted Evelyn.

"Daddy!" shouted James.

Louis smiled at James, then gently stroked his head.

"What took you so long?" he said, hugging Louis tightly.

"Just a minute," replied Louis.

"Now let's go," he continued, to which James nodded.

"So now you're married again, and this is your new child?" Evelyn said, pointing at James.  

"Why would you want a father who delivers food? You'll end up living a hard life," she continued, laughing.  

"Crazy woman! Come on, Dad, let's go." Louis nodded, and they prepared to leave.

Evelyn certainly didn't accept this, so she threw her shoe at Louis's back.

"What do you mean by throwing your shoe at Daddy Louis?" James snapped, frightening Evelyn.

"James, calm down. Daddy is fine," said Louis.

"Pick up your shoe! Before I destroy it," he continued, staring intently at Evelyn.

Evelyn, looking annoyed, picked up her shoe and put it back on.

"Dad, she dared to be rude to you! She probably doesn't know who Daddy is," James grumbled.

"I know who this man is! He's just a lowly courier with a small salary," Evelyn shouted.

"Who are your parents? How dare you say that Mr. Louis is a lowly courier?" said a teacher who accidentally overheard Evelyn's words.

The teacher knew that Louis was James' father. Louis was automatically Avely's husband. Who didn't know Avely? Even half of Blavif was under her control.

"Answer me! Tell your parents to come to school tomorrow because you have been rude to Mr. Louis," she continued in a firm voice while hitting Evelyn.

"He's just a lowly courier, why should I be polite to him!" said Evelyn.

"Oh my god, this child really doesn't know her manners," said the woman with an annoyed expression.

"Never mind, it's okay. She and her family may have just moved here, so she doesn't know who I am," said Louis.

"Shut up! I know who you are," snapped Evelyn.

"Evelyn! If you continue to be rude, you will be expelled from this school immediately. No other school will accept you, because Mr. Louis is highly respected," explained the teacher.

Evelyn certainly didn't believe what was happening. It was obvious that her stepfather worked as a food deliveryman.

"Are you surprised by all this? Do I need to explain something to you?" said Louis.

"There, I may have worked as a food deliveryman to support your family, but in this country, I am a person who is respected by many people," he whispered right into Evelyn's ear.

"You're lying! You're just deceiving them. And you're deceiving me, too, because you want to be with my mother again," Evelyn shouted.

Louis laughed at Evelyn's words. "You little brat! If you weren't a child, I would have broken all your bones."

James, who had heard Louis's words, looked horrified and then asked Louis to leave.

"Daddy, let's go. I'm very hungry," said James.

"Okay. Let's go home," replied Louis with a smile.

Evelyn watched as Louis and James got into their luxury car.

"Remember, Evelyn! Tomorrow, tell your parents to come here. Watch out if your parents don't come," growled the teacher.

"They will definitely come! My parents are amazing. They are famous businesspeople and doctors," said Evelyn before leaving the teacher.

"How rude! I'm very curious about who the parents of this transfer student are," muttered the teacher.

Evelyn thought about what Louis had said. After school, she would tell her mother and father everything.