The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 341

Vanessa's eyes narrowed as she shot Robert an icy glare. "Robert, didn't I specifically warn you about looking down on Jack and his friend? What's your problem?"

Given their years of friendship, Robert was not particularly bothered by Vanessa's confrontation. However, Felix's actions had thoroughly infuriated him.

Robert replied, "I'm just giving them a reality check. Nessa, you know how I am. But Felix, calling me out like this in front of everyone, is crossing a line. Do you think getting some fancy delivery service makes you better than me? The waters in Canraville run deeper than you can imagine!"

Instead of apologizing, Robert became even more hostile. Vanessa was furious, but before she could speak, Felix held up his hand to stop her.

"That's not the point here; the main issue is that a real man keeps his word about making an apology," Felix stated calmly.

He was already acting considerate for Vanessa's sake, but if Robert insisted on being disrespectful, he had other ways of handling it. Of course, it would not be as gentle as his current approach. 1

"You expect me to apologize? Dream on! I'm done with this dinner, but don't worry-it won't affect my friendship with

millions at best. Do

unfazed. He figured Robert would have plenty of time to regret his actions later. Since Vanessa was curious and he had no idea what

instantly evaporated as she reached for the item inside, her expression

quickly gathered around. When they confirmed it was genuine, their

tickets to Dreamscape's concert was already a challenge, and even Robert had only

for the nation's elite across all fields. Hence, that

He would not have cared if the box contained items worth billions. After all, money could not always

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Dreamscape's concert? That was an

gave us Section A tickets-you're actually sitting in VIP! That's incredible!" Vanessa was not entirely surprised, considering he had casually given

were thunderstruck by his reaction. They could not believe that he was actually