The Man’s Decree

Virgil was stunned. He stammered, “J-Jared, t-this is too much. I have no idea how to manage a company!”

“No one’s born knowing how to manage a company. You can always learn.” Jared stuffed the contracts into Virgil’s hands and insisted, “Work hard, and I’m looking forward to calling you CEO, Mr. Hancock!”

Virgil’s hands shook as he held the valuable contracts. He blushed, overwhelmed with gratitude.

He became absorbed in daydreams of his future life as a CEO.

Virgil was now the envy of every classmate. After all, he had become the CEO of two multimillion companies in the blink of an eye.

Some of them regretted their decision to scorn Jared instead of supporting him, like Virgil, from the beginning.

Just then, someone kicked open the room door. A young man dressed in a sharp suit strode in, followed by several imposing security guards.

Leroy was part of the group, and he pointed at Jared as he declared, “Benji, that’s the person who hit me. You’ve got to teach him a lesson!”

and asked, “Did he

the room, and their classmates hurriedly put some distance between themselves

with fear, yet he determinedly stood his

show of loyalty infuriated Leroy, who barked, “Get rid of that fellow beside

his head and scolded,

of prison recently.

circles.” Benji smirked. “Which gang are you

mistakenly believed that Jared had spent time

Benji! He beat up Leyton Scott for playing his girlfriend and got slapped with

That’s unexpected!” Benji guffawed. “Well, he does look like an unlucky lad. Still, he can’t

bottle and

girls shrieked in

he gritted his teeth and grabbed a chair, ready to defend Jared

Jared suddenly threw