The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 83

The debt his parents owed?

Feliz took the papers from Jolene and instantly frowned. "These are the company's debts from back then. What do they have to do with my parents?"

To his surprise, his words made Sabrina's body tremble with sheer rage. "Bullshit! My family had the least company shares back then, and we needed to pay off these debts before anyone acknowledged our worth. "Why else would I sell cars when I could've enjoyed my life as an heiress? Anyway, it all comes down to your parents' debt from back then. We've already paid back the debt, so it's only natural that you pay us back." Feliz inhaled deeply, suppressing the blazing flames in his chest. He feared he would rip the two women to shreds if he unleashed his rage.

These relatives of his had gotten a share of the company back then, yet they were now shamelessly doing this. "Mark my words. Don't blame me for taking extreme measures if you dare come to our house again." Jolene spoke up when Felix turned on his heel and was about to go back inside, "You can't avoid this. I may be civil while bringing this up to you today, but I won't be as nice the next * time." Ultimately, the mother and daughter duo had set their sights on Felix's villa. Plus, they knew Felix and Warren had cut ties.

They believed obtaining Felix's villa would be easy if they pressed on about the debt. After all, the villa cost over 20 million dollars, a massive and luxurious asset in their family's eyes. At around 11:00 pm, Wendy drove over to pick up Felix.

"Are you sure what I want will be there?" Felix asked.

Wendy tensed. "I'm not too sure. There's only a possibility that it'll be there, but I'm inexperienced at this. That's why I figured it'd be easier if you came along, Felix."

Traditional Medicine Association. However, the auction was merely a disguise. There were two ulterior motives. Firstly, it was

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a local association. So, people like the richest family, the Kinsleys, would provide some financial support for

it was a task from the head of their family. Besides, it

much to

Wendy received an

time anyway, even if we didn't do anything. So, it's worth going there as long as there's a possibility of finding what you want," she

at an auction of such

attention since she was the event's sponsor. The association's chairman, Simon Lowell, and other relevant senior officials lined up on both sides to welcome

the table at the