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at are you doing here?" Park Hyungsuk grinned and moved to the side, revealing someone behind him.

tered coldly in perfect Engl

as confused at his behavior, but he didn't reveal it on his face. Recently, a strange occurrence had happened to him and practically everyone he knew: they were falling asleep for a long period of time. The doctors didn't know the reason, but they realized that once they awoke from their two or three

his fists and promised himself to no longer be a coward that people could easily push around and no longer rely on people who pretend to enjoy his company. He didn't understand why he d

s, " Wang Jinfeng commented casually, his tone light and pleasant. Despite his easy words, both m

t his cool and calmly replied, "That's good then.

Jinfeng nodded, but deep in his heart, he suddenly felt revolted at the thought of women. He suddenly felt thankful that he was too cowardly before to ta

cognized as a rival. But even if Helios Valmonte was revolted at the thought of hanging out with such an idiot-turned-clever, he had to endure for the sake of family matters. Even if Helios Valmonte didn't want to admit, Wang Jinfeng and

a title. What mattered to him is that he's invincible at the top of the status pyramid. Helios Valmonte narrowed his eyes at the sudden

r children would be abnormalities unlike any other. If he was to ever have any children, they must be p

ving at his home, sucking up to his parents-Kim Moonhae. He clenched his fists when he remembered his parents bringing in the gross animal as a child, c

were surprise at his behavior, but as their only heir, they had to agree. Helios Valmonte smiled at the remembrance of

id Wang Jinfeng adieu, "Xavier, I hope you feel better." His tone was full of sincerity, but W

u, Helios. I will see you later." Helios Valmonte didn't bother to in

rly mocking him infuriated him to no ends! How did his previous self manage to befrie

n his mind like a maniacal mantra

y that would shatter all their expectations, including his so-called father who thought