The Pinnacle Of Life

Keith Yowell was humble when he met Alex Rockefeller and Brittany Rockefeller. He was smiling so hard

that wrinkles appeared on his face when he walked up to greet them. Brittany was flattered. “Mr. Yowell, why are you here? Come in, come in. Alex, please cut up the

watermelon for Mr. Yowell. It’s too hot in the middle of the day, it’ll help him fight the heat!

Mr. Yowell, you

could’ve told m e what you needed. Alex and I would’ve personally gone to visit you. How could we make

you come to us?”

When Michelle Yowell heard this, she smiled. Keith’s legs felt weak and be nearly fell to his knees. Keith wouldn’t dare let Grandmaster Rockefeller cut a

watermelon open for him no matter how brave he was. He’d rather cut his own head open. “There’s no need

for that, there’s no need at all… I’m not thirsty,” Keith quickly said.

“Look at you. You’re drenched in sweat. How could you not be thirsty? Alex, hurry up,” Brittany said. “Oh, okay,” Alex glanced at Keith before he answered. Alex didn’t have a good feeling about Keith. The old man was cunning and liked to sit on the fence until the stronger or beneficial side was obvious. People like Keith were like fair-weather friends-one should never expect them to help during times of crisis.

wouldn’t even care to respond to him. Soon, Alex returned to the living room with a plate of cut watermelon. He passed a piece of it to

watermelon to fall to the ground. Brittany frowned.

on the couch earlier,

slip of my hand. It had nothing to do with Mr. Rockefeller,” Keith said

up the watermelon on the

was dumbfounded. This was the head

in California. Brittany couldn’t believe that he would

fallen

stuck to the watermelon.

of the watermelon piece. “Mr. Yowell, you…” Brittany pointed at Keith’s mouth. Keith quickly licked his mouth and ate the remaining half

You guys can

chimed in. “You should sit

boxes of herbs. Each of them was

one of the boxes. In fact, he

are spiritual herbs!” Alex exclaimed excitedly and he immediately

essence. Spiritual herbs were more valuable than normal supplements.