Chapter 25 Old Friend

“Mr. Jefferson, let’s have lunch together,” Jessica extended an invitation during lunch hours.

After cleaning for an entire morning, Jessica knew that Alex was trying to make life difficult for her.

Hence, she wanted to invite him for lunch to mend their relationship.

“No.” Alex refused her directly.

“I’ll be heading for lunch myself, then,” Jessica replied awkwardly.

“Alright,” Alex acknowledged without even looking up.

After Jessica left, he ordered takeout.

He just took over the company, and there were a lot of matters he had to take care of. Hence, Alex did not want to waste time leaving the office for lunch.

He had a habit of finishing the task at hand before moving on to anything else.

Half an hour later, the takeout had arrived. Alex allowed the deliveryman to enter when he heard the knocking.

“A–Alex?” the deliveryman stared at Alex in shock.

Alex looked up and exclaimed with surprise, “Dylan?”

He had not expected his deliveryman to be his university classmate, Dylan.

“Oh my gosh, Alex, I thought you were a live–in son–in–law? You’re the chairman here!” Dylan exclaimed in shock.

“Well, that’s life. You’ll never know when the smallest things might change your life, Haha.” Alex was happy to see his old friend as well.

Back when he was in university, he once invited Heather and her friend to have a meal at a restaurant only to realize that he had forgotten to bring money. If Dylan had not lent him the money back then, he would have been embarrassed.

Now that I think about it, I haven’t returned him the money yet.

“That’s right. Life really is full of ups and downs.”

passed Alex a cigarette. He reminiseed, “Back when we graduated, I dreamed of a future where I’ll be able to do something big with my career. However, shortly after I got employed by a small company, it was shut down because of an economic downturn. Now, I’m reduced to being a

his own

him and lit it. He nodded, “Whatever you do, as long as you stay true to your beliefs, you’ll surely achieve

I can tell that you’re still the old you, Let’s

a different class of society than me, he’s still

timing. I’ll be sure

“I’ll call

you

an afterthought, “Remember to give me a

eyes

would

would try to butter me up. At the very least, their be filled with fear and would be hesitant to act so casually around me. Dylan doesn’t care. As long as

trepidation, worried

Jessica greeted him

returned the greeting. He felt like laughing when he saw Jessica’s

documents, “Will an hour be enough for

was overjoyed that she had actual work

the documents and nodded, “I’ll finish it in half an

and she brought the documents to her

hundred firms, the boss‘ secretary

brought the sorted

at the shelf.

as Alex had not assigned her any other

point, Alex’s phone

It was Dylan.

was going to arrange a timing to go drinking

Alex

you…” Dylan sounded hesitant, and his

holler,

was the sound of a man snatching the phone. The same voice yelled, “You’re Dylan’s friend, right? He owes me two hundred grand. If you

frowned, and a murderous glint flashed across his

was his best friend in university and was as close as brothers. Anyone who wanted to

me your address. I’ll bring the money

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