The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 643

A while later, Yvette and Felix showed up.

"Margaret, this is my nephew, Felix Zeller," she introduced Felix.

Felix greeted Margaret for Yvette's sake.

"Felix? You look like a fine young man. I've heard about the incident at the scarf boutique. It's all Ronald's fault."

Ronald offered an apology, saying, "I didn't know you were older than me. Consider us acquainted after that fight. Sorry about that."

Felix absentmindedly answered him.

It seemed like Margaret had since enjoyed a better status in the Sullivan family. It was either that, or Shaun was highly respected in the family. Otherwise, Ronald would never apologize.

Felix regarded himself as having dealt with people from all walks of life. He believed in his judgment of character. Ronald, an impudent man, would not say sorry unless he was pressured by someone superior. "Felix, the woman who will join us is Mrs. Walsh. She's a respectable figure in Aleshire. Since we're asking for her favor, please keep any grudges to yourself when you're around her," Yvette explained to Felix. "Got it, Aunt Yvette."

reminder made Ronald and Margaret upset, as they were hoping for Felix to get

you work as,

medicine, and I'm making a living with

hearing that. "Oh, a traditional medicine practitioner, I see! Alright. I've decided for you.

hear that. "Margaret, I thank you on

a man who looked like the restaurant manager entered the room and mumbled something into Margaret's ear. He

a while now. She probably picked up the manners of some aristocrats. She insists on gents kissing her on the back of her hand when

I haven't done that

was clueless about the details pertaining to her. Besides, a kiss on the back of the hand was not a huge demand. As such, she did not dwell on it. Ronald was happy to

about to happen. He thought, 'Felix, I expect you to show your fierce and indomitable

graceful than Margaret strutted into the room. Her pearl necklace stole the show.

Walsh, thanks for taking the time to

Before she could speak, she spotted

have crossed Evelyn before, which was good news. They did not even have to find an excuse to shift all the blame to Felix. "Mrs. Walsh,

Felix as his