The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

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From the way Hugo spoke, it was clear that Kane's influence didn't carry much weight here. It seemed unlikely that Felix had any other tricks up his sleeve.

Meanwhile, Felix was standing in the front yard of his villa in Tabiner Bay, his face dark. He was staring at the group of a dozen people gathered just outside the gate. "Felix! Pay up!"

"You finally showed your face! Time to settle your father's debts. It's only right for the son to pay what the father owes."

"Damn! You disappeared for three years. Why didn't you just vanish forever?"

"Enough talking! Pay up already. I'm owed 600 grand. Start with mine!"

These people had shown up out of nowhere, flooding in all at once, and not even the security guards could stop them.

"What gives you the right to come and harass me?" Felix asked, his eyes narrowing in

anger.

never had significant debts. In fact, they gave money to charity every year. How could they possibly owe money to these people now? "Harass? Tell me. Isn't Matthew Zeller your father? And didn't he

going to

Zeller, who built Zeller

If we don't demand you for it, who else are we going to ask? We're not leaving until you pay

have been a spectacle-an embarrassment. But Felix didn't care about

really think he could drive them away

he going to do- rely on that fancy villa behind him to scare them off? Who did he

what was happening. A dozen off-road vehicles pulled up, and out of them

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all holding weapons.

will scare us? Dream on, Felix! Call the cops now!" one of the

the group, a burly man, pulled out

Here under Kane's command. You've got three

might not have met him personally, but everyone knew who he was. And this man-Stinger-was rumored to be one of Kane's most trusted subordinates, a ruthless man who wouldn't hesitate to kill. Looking at the scene now, it

of debt collectors dropped to their knees, trembling, not

the gate. He nodded respectfully at Felix. "Mr. Zeller, I apologize for arriving late. I didn't

Mr. Zeller?