Chapter 49

Throughout the journey along this road, their elderly eyes did not want to wander anywhere. It remained ingrained in their memory that in the past, yes, they often passed through the road where the forest surrounded this area. Just to meet old friends. Friends who were also rivals worthy of him in business.

He believed that the person was firm and had his own resilience. Unshakeable even though his son had often tried to persuade him to join him.

Even until his death, he insisted on standing on his own.

Just like his son now. Alfred couldn't touch him. Not even a bit could he make Sam turn away from his hardened heart. He continued to carry out what his parents left behind without any external intervention.

The car stopped as there was an inspection, even though Sam's main headquarters were still far away. "What's going on?" Alfred asked David, who was sitting next to the driver.

"I don't know, sir. It seems like Sam's men intentionally tightened securi