The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 235

Faced with such a request, Stinger dared not object. Everything was up to Felix. After all, he would've been dead if Felix hadn't come to his rescue, leaving him no grounds to negotiate.

"We were having a perfectly good conversation about business. Why bring up my mom?"

Although Felix was silent, his stern gaze made his intentions clear.

Harold shrugged. "I have no idea where my mom is. How could I tell you?"

Felix stepped forward and slapped Harold across the face.

"Your mother's life is in danger. Despite being her son, you don't care. You're not worried, and you don't even try to find her. How can you accept the things your enemy gives you? What a man you are!"

Harold's expression turned dark as his hands clenched for a moment, but he forced a smile. "A smart person knows when to adapt to the situation.

'Do you think everyone is as headstrong as you? Do you think everyone loves to fight against something they can't win, just to prove a point?"

all orchestrated by Yale. He had confined Yvette and sent Harold to Avesburgh to hold Felix in check. It was his way of reminding Felix of the power he

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look at Stinger before turning back to Felix. "My ambitions go far beyond Avesburgh's underground, Felix. This city is

I suffer any harm in Avesburgh, my mother will suffer the

latter hadn't always been so heartless. However, given his current attitude toward his own mother, Felix thought

to your senses, come and look for

to bind him through such means was clever, but the vice leader underestimated one key fact: Felix wasn't fighting alone-he had nine fellow

way back, he received a message from Dora, who explained

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Felix's information to

wasn't bothered by this. If Zachary wanted trouble, he could seek him out anytime. Even if Dora had made mistakes, Felix wouldn't blame her. After all, it was mainly thanks to her efforts that they managed to obtain the rare Veilflower. Soon, a new day dawned. In the

fiddle with these things

his courtyard, accompanied by an elderly man