Food delivery couriers become Gods of war

Chapter 8

Louis had arrived in London, the city where he lived and suffered. It was also in this city that Louis lost his young son.

After visiting his son's grave, Louis went in search of a place to live.

"Damn! It turns out I still remember those bad memories," Louis grumbled.

Louis had found a place to live that he liked. Louis had also come to this place completely alone.

"Daddy Louis!" someone shouted, hugging Louis tightly.

Louis was a little surprised, but when he realized it was Evelyn hugging him, he immediately let go of her.

"Don't hug me, I'm not your father," Louis said as he cleaned his clothes as if they were covered in dirty dust.

Hearing this, Evelyn looked sad. But she still appeared arrogant, as if Louis would soften again.

"You should be happy that I greeted you. We haven't seen each other in a long time. Don't be arrogant just because you're married to a rich woman," said Evelyn.

Louis sighed in annoyance, even though he had just wanted to find something to eat, but his mood had already soured.

"Don't bother me, go away!" Louis growled.

"No way! You have to accompany me to eat. I miss your cooking," Evelyn replied, looking at Louis with pleading eyes.

Louis laughed loudly when he heard Evelyn's words. "Don't forget, we no longer have any relationship. Just ask your father to cook, or can't he cook? Then ask him for money to buy you delicious food."

Evelyn couldn't accept Louis's words; she was even on the verge of tears.

"Have you really forgotten me? Just because you have another child and are married to a rich woman," Evelyn said angrily.

"Of course, especially since she respects and loves me very much," Louis replied casually.

"Anyway, I want you to make my favorite food! Or I'll cry," Evelyn threatened forcefully.

Louis stared at Evelyn with a sharp gaze. "Don't you think I care about you. You think I'm still your free nurse." Louis intended to leave, but Evelyn quickly stopped him.

"I didn't make you a free nurse! Daddy, you never refused my orders before," said Evelyn.

"Don't call me that. I've told you I'm not your father!" Louis said firmly, glaring at Evelyn.  

"Enough. I don't have time to deal with you," he continued, then left Evelyn.  

"Daddy! Don't go. Or you'll regret it," Evelyn shouted.  

But Louis chose to leave anyway, ignoring Evelyn.

"She'll definitely regret it if that rich woman finds out he's just a courier. I have to meet that woman," Evelyn grumbled with an annoyed expression.

Evelyn actually missed Louis' affection, but she was too proud to apologize. She was sure Louis still loved her.

"Damn it. I thought they were still in Blavif, but it turns out they're already here. That means Jack's contract has ended," said Louis with an annoyed expression.

Louis decided to go eat at a fancy restaurant near his residence.

One of the waiters greeted Louis warmly. Unlike the others, because Louis was dressed.

"Please, sir, what would you like to order?" the waiter asked.

Louis didn't answer right away; instead, he focused on the wound on the waiter's hand.

"Your wound looks pretty bad. Why are you still working?" said Louis, making the waiter smile slightly.

"It's just a small wound, sir," he replied, looking at her wound.

Louis took out his wallet and gave the waiter some money.

"Don't work for now. Take a rest," said Louis as he gave the money to the waiter.

Of course, several other waiters who saw this felt very jealous.

"What do you mean, sir? Why are you giving me so much money?" she asked with a surprised look.

"It's for you. Now go home," Louis replied firmly.

"I can't accept it. I still have to work," the woman refused.

"If you continue to force yourself to work, you will only worsen your condition. I gave you money because I know you need it," explained Louis.

"Thank you so much, you really helped me. I can buy medicine for my mother," she said, holding back tears.

Louis just smiled slightly, then he asked another waiter to serve him.

"The first thing I will do is bankrupt William's family business," Louis said to himself as he ate his meal.

Elsewhere.

Evelyn returned home feeling upset, then complained to her mother that Louis had insulted her.

"How dare he insult you?" Varrly said angrily.

"Of course, he dares now, Mom, because he's married to a rich woman. I'm not lying," said Evelyn.

"You have to show Mom that this lowly man is indeed married to a rich woman," said Varrly firmly.

"I can prove it, Mom. That man was eating at a fancy restaurant near the elite A housing complex," Evelyn explained to Varrly, because she had also seen Louis enter the restaurant earlier.

"Really?" asked Varrly with a skeptical look on her face.

"Yes, Mom. I'm serious! He's married to a woman in the country of Blavif," replied Evelyn.

"All right. Mom will find out first," said Varrly.

Evelyn smiled slightly when she heard Varrly's words. She was certain that if Louis were to become a poor man again, he would obey her.

"Surely, soon that courier man will obey me. He will serve me well and make me delicious food," Evelyn said to herself.

"Go to your room and study. Don't keep thinking about that man," Varrly ordered firmly.

Evelyn sighed, then hurried to her room.

"Is what Evelyn said true, that the lowly man already has a rich wife? He must want revenge on me," Varrly grumbled with an annoyed expression.

"I have to tell Jack about this," she continued.

Suddenly, Varrly's cell phone rang. Varrly immediately answered the call.

"What! How could this happen? What did I do wrong?" Varrly dropped her cell phone, her body feeling weak.

"No. Why was I suddenly fired like this? I can't accept it," Varrly growled, pulling her hair in frustration.

Varrly then decided to go to his office; he wanted to ask his boss for an explanation as to why he had suddenly been fired without a clear reason.