The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

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The traffic situation in Yartford being terrible was common knowledge. Hence, Felix immediately said, "As long as it doesn't delay my participation in the competition, we can head to your place first. I hope you know that I mean it sincerely." Howard couldn't help but feel moved by that. Instead of continuing straight, he immediately made a right turn. "Mr. Zeller, thank you, really. My family is in serious trouble, but I promise it won't delay you.

"Where's your home?" Felix asked. After getting an answer, he sent out a quick message on WhatsApp. He certainly didn't want this situation to cause any delays.

About half an hour later, they pulled into an older residential area. The neighborhood clearly showed its age, with cars parked everywhere. Only older complexes from back in the day lacked planned parking spaces.

"Mr. Zeller, please wait here. I'll head up and deal with this," Howard said before entering the building nearby. Felix got out of the car as well, and less than a minute later, three people came rushing over.

"Hello, Mr. Zeller!" They greeted Felix, who nodded back at them.

"Go upstairs and handle it as quickly as possible," Felix instructed.

"Yes, sir!

Once the three went inside the building, Felix's phone rang. It was Jack calling.

"Am I not the best? I'm letting you take all the credit while I hide in the shadows."

must've had some useful connections. Handling a minor issue like this was no

Anyway, I've got to catch a

"Sure."

location and information, Jack had arranged for the best men to help him. Hence, less than ten minutes later, eight rough-looking individuals appeared before Felix, leaving with their tails between their legs. Shortly after, Howard came out of the building with the three men Jack had sent over,

we'll take our leave now,"

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making Howard pause momentarily

me so much. I really don't know how to thank

came to settle things for him. It turned out Felix had made

small matter. Can we

please

no ordinary person. Even in a major city like Yartford, resolving issues like that was effortless for

at the headquarters of the Traditional Medicine Association. The traditional courtyard-style architecture sprawled over a considerable area. Considering that land in Yartford was worth its weight in gold, it must've cost a fortune. "Mr. Zeller, please come this way. I'll take you to your room to

reached his guest quarters and

that while they focused on healing and saving lives, they certainly knew how to enjoy