The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 338

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Suddenly, Felix slapped Julia twice and yelled at her, "Listen here! Michelle is my cousin, and you're getting off easy with just two slaps. Now get out of her!"

No one thought Felix's actions were rude. Instead, everyone seemed to find them justified. Even Julia had to back away with an apologetic smile-such was the difference in their social standing.

After reaching the VIP reception room, the manager quietly excused himself while Michelle remained extremely nervous.

"I'm sorry about earlier. I just can't stand seeing injustice, and I was only planning to buy a villa when I saw you being bullied. That's why I stepped in, and I hope you don't mind that I called you my cousin," Felix explained.

Michelle finally relaxed at his explanation, as his words put her previous concerns at ease. "Thank you, Mr. Zeller. There aren't many people like you these days," she said gratefully. "Please, call me Felix. Let's go check out the villas. If I find one I like, I'll buy it immediately. I prefer being straightforward," he replied.

Michelle had already received authorization

from the manager to sell villas. While the commission would not completely change her life, it would definitely help improve her immediate circumstances.

After all, if he could not handle Karina's request as her junior, it would reflect poorly

closed, Michelle

any of my friends want to buy

gratitude. Tomorrow was her birthday, and this felt like the best early birthday

Felix. Thank you so much," she replied

He expected it to be Gerald, but it turned

a package for you," the

not think much of it at first and started

guard. "I'm in Canraville, and this package is extremely important. It must be delivered to

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delivery. Before long, Felix arrived at the upscale restaurant in Canraville. Though Jack had

Vanessa Meyer reserved?"

one of the women stood up and walked toward him, saying, "Yes! Oh! You must be Jack? Come in, Nessa's stuck in traffic, but she'll be here

felt obligated to correct the misunderstanding.