Felix’s eyes burned with immense fury, but then he looked up and saw the bank’s entrance. Oh shoot, is it just me? Or does this place just screams ‘No peasants allowed’? thought Felix. He felt like he had no choice but to swallow his fury down.

“Let’s go, Casper. Revenge is a dish best served cold, anyway.”

And what? Let those f*cker enjoy longer until I have my revenge? I think not.

An amused grin showed up at Casper’s lips.

“You can wait outside if you want,” suggested Casper.

Felix’s eyes shone with determination and strength when he saw his friend being that adamant about self-destructing.

“No way. You are my pal, and I have your back! Besides, we’d, at most, be embarrassed. It’s not like we’re gonna lose a limb or anything. I’ll go with you.”

Felix had always been straightforward and honorable. Casper tapped appreciatively on Felix’s shoulder upon seeing how loyal and strong the latter was.

“Felix, I promise you this. From now on, you will have a share of everything I earn. I will never abandon you.”

At that moment, Felix had no idea what Casper’s words truly meant, so the former simply grinned.

The bank’s exterior discouraged those with low income from entering, but that was nothing compared to how much the interior design intimidated the poor.

Felix had already prepared himself, but actually entering the place still made him feel terrible. It was as if he was being lowered into his grave.

The bank prided itself as a top-notch bank, so naturally, the services provided were on point.

Casper and Felix had just entered the place when a rather pleasant-looking receptionist in a formal outfit approached them.

Despite her training, the receptionist’s smile still stiffened when she saw that the men were wearing ridiculously cheap clothing.

“How may I help you?” asked the receptionist. She was only being polite because that was her job.

Felix felt like his coffin was even deeper in the ground when he heard the receptionist’s question. In fact, he might actually feel better if he was in an actual coffin. At least no one could see him if that was really the case.

“I’m here to make a withdrawal,” replied Casper calmly. His voice carried a hint of inexplicable confidence when he spoke.

The receptionist was slightly stunned. Curiosity flashed past her eyes before she asked, “Oh, in that case, please provide us with your debit or credit card.”

Felix didn’t actually think that Casper had a card to hand over, but the former still stared with hope shining in his eyes.

I don’t have

even the receptionist, who had professional training, couldn’t help glaring at Casper a

The poor sap probably doesn’t even know what that is!”

a withdrawal and had his arm around Kitty’s shoulder when he stopped by. He

we can provide you with a credit card through which you get an overdraft, our bank will need proofs of assets owned. The minimum value of the asset mentioned must be ten million or higher, and a new customer must deposit one million before we can begin processing,” explained the

everything patiently. To her

and I am here to withdraw the content of that

receptionist’s eyes to bulge

a deposit or requesting a loan, but it also provided safety deposit boxes for its customers to

it should be noted that a customer had to be

and characteristics did not match his inherent

“Sir…”

safety deposit box. Can you

to explain anything. He got a wrinkly receipt out of his

that moment, everyone inside the bank turned mute. It

eyes bulged as he

even swore that he would treat her like

he said. She suddenly had

Do you honestly think

sooner believe that the apocalypse was right around the corner than to accept that Casper’s receipt

understand, Sir. I’ll go verify your receipt right away,” said the

receptionist suspected that Casper’s receipt was a fake,

up,” requested Casper with a nonchalant smile as

after that. Charlie couldn’t control himself anymore. He mocked

peasant. Do you know what the

chimed in to further insult Casper because she wanted to be on even

was too busy

She was running at full speed and was sweating a little as she followed a balding, middle-aged man over. The

manager of this bank. We are so sorry about how you were

sweating and was bowing respectfully to Casper

receptionist who tended to Casper earlier had turned utterly pale by then. She looked like she had just

she

froze over. He simply couldn’t believe that the receipt was legit, and

I retrieve

This

as the bank manager treated Casper like a king. At that moment, the former felt like his take on the world was

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