Sir Ares, Goodnight

After a long day, it was finally time to clock out.

Pushing the folders off to the side, Jean stood up and stretched before walking toward the office doors.

Grayson stood there, blocking his way. "Master Jean, the president has specifically instructed that you're not to leave the company before translating everything that has been given to you."

Jean placed an affectionate arm on Grayson's shoulder and flashed him a perfect cunning smile. "Where's my brother, Grayson?"

Grayson replied, "My apologies, but the president's whereabouts are secret information."

Jean stared at the empty office. "I can probably guess without you telling me. Jay's not in Grand Asia anymore, is he?"

Grayson remained silent.

Jean's expression immediately shifted into something sinister. "Get out of my way, okay, Grayson?"

Grayson remained unfazed.

Jean raised a fist. "Imagine if I missed and hit you instead."

"You're welcome to try, Master Jean."

blink of an eye, Jean's fist

if he was

though, was calm. With a slight turn

fist met the doorframe and

stared at Grayson as he blew on his

black belt, kickboxing champion, and longsword champion." Grayson

stared at him before dropping his

not be threatened, then perhaps

Gray... Grayson... Take pity on me and

Jean's grasp, Grayson felt goosebumps rising all over. Reaching out, he spoke monotonously, "Please go back, Master Jean." Dejectedly, Jean returned to sit on his office

my brother, you've decided to copy his emotionless expression. Would

Grayson ignored his comment.

At Horizon Kindergarten.

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that Rose had already gotten ahead by disguising herself

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