The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 715

At the Tranquil Clinic, a man walked in.

"How can I help you today?" Melissa greeted him but immediately felt something was off. The visitor's gaze wandered shamelessly over her body. Even though she was fully dressed, she felt an urge to cover herself with her arms.

"You fatso! What's wrong with you? What the hell are you looking at? Get out!" Melissa was not one to hide her feelings. Even if the fat man was actually sick, she would not be polite since he was being way too inappropriate. The man cleared his throat and finally looked away. "Is Felix here? I'm his brother!"

Brother? Melissa was startled and quickly changed her attitude. "Oh, you're my boss' brother! Please, come in."

Just then, Fèlix's voice rang out, "Like hell he is!"

After just coming out of the bathroom, Felix was instantly annoyed when he heard those words. When he saw it was actually Billy, the supervisor from Sixview Peak, he became even more irritated.

"Come on, Felix. I must be a few months older than you. Calling me 'brother' wouldn't hurt, right?" Billy made himself at home as he plopped down in a chair. He then said to Melissa with a smile, "Sweetie, get me some tea. It has to be exactly 176 degrees Fahrenheit -no hotter, no cooler."

seeing Felix's outburst, Melissa was not about

from Felix. This fat guy was

point. You must've gone through some trouble

dissatisfied. "Last time, I left in a hurry and only remembered to con you out

formal name seemed quite a contrast

legs, Billy wore a huge grin. "Did you think I wanted to come? My mentor gave me a task to become friends with you. Though you're way out of my league, I still had to show up to complete

Not a single honest word had come out of his

a powerful old man was watching you from outside for quite a while.

Chapter 715

the Elders' Council was stirring up trouble again, or-what he feared most-someone from the Jacobs family who could

needed to be

me this news made a pretty good friendship gift. Now

to remember something. "Heh, that employee of yours isn't any ordinary person. You better fire her if you can. Getting involved with