"Do a thorough check on her." Jade tells Lucas. "Something is definitely fishy."

"Hey, I'm busy dude! Why don't you do it yourself? Perhaps, I have a lot of work on my table! I'm going back to the office." He murmured. "I've already wasted most of my day following you around!"

"Shut up!" Jade cut in aggressively.

"You're BB Company's legal consultant. Shouldn't you be doing things to please me? What work is on your table, liar? You're partly responsible for this deplorable thing happening! It's all your damn fault!!" Jade hissed.

"Ugh!" Lucas let out a soft breath. "That lady knows you so well. I really get why you need to go around with a lawyer now, too. It's just so obvious. The nasty way you talk to others always gets you in trouble." Lucas said, intimidating the voice of Sapphire.

Jade nodded his head with a smile across his face. Remembering Sapphire and her attitude. It's no news that she's totally a different kind of person.

Later that day at his hotel, Jade met Ace, his cousin while going back to office. Immediately his dark eyes caught up with Ace, he quickly put on a frown and changed into an annoying look. Staring at his cousin like an insignificant creature, Jade walked towards him. Meanwhile, Ace was admiring a new painting on the wall.

"Oh, I see you're here." Jade caught his attention, startling him.

"I came to check out your hotel. Well, it's quite impressive than how I last remembered it." Ace replied with a smile.

"What brings you here, exactly?"

"I'm a guest here too, right? Can't you treat me properly the way you treat others? Is this the best customer service that your hotel can offer?"

"Regardless, it's much better than BB Mall." Jade mouthed with both hands in his pocket.

"What are you insinuating, Jade?"

"I've never seen a stranger run someone else's household well."
Hearing him say this sent anger into Ace's blue eyes. As if he couldn't stand Jade's arrogant attitude.

"Look here Mr. CEO, I'm the one managing BB Mall. You don't tell me what to do!" Ace chortled with a cruel glare.

"Yeah, but that's for the main time, actually." Jade rolled his eyes at him disgustingly and walked away.

As if what he just stabbed Ace's heart. He stood in astonishment, thinking about what his cousin just blabbed.

"Oh, Esteemed Guest. The exit is this way please." Ace heard Jade's faint voice from the distance.

'Well, he was referring to him?'

Furious and offended, Ace walked out of the hotel while Jade whooshed to his cousin as he walked away. It's no doubt that these two never get along.

By 11:59 p.m, Jade was still in his office, staring at Sapphire's cute photograph. It was well edited, she looked angelic in it. He checked back and forth, as if he would get something from his observation. Skimming and scanning through her personal report, Jade pondered as he looked into other files attached to it over again.

"What?! She's the president of some fan club?" Jade sizzled as his eyes caught up on the information.
"At her age? How possible?" He added, curiously.

Glancing back at her picture, he notices how cute and beautiful her smile was. Her brown-red hair looked so soft and admirable just like Marple leaves during summer. Thinking about her made him remember how harsh her words were. How stupid he looked in front of her...
'That insignificant termite, a liar, a pretender and a seductive prostitute. Who knows if she's into black magic? She must be a crazy witch, right?"

Thinking about Sapphire made him go nuts. He tore her pictures in anger and threw it into the waste-bin. He whooshed out a heavy sigh and threw himself on his executive chair like a bag of rice against the floor.

Looking back at the table was another picture of her in a white laced gown.

"Look how innocent and cute she is, how did she seduce grandpa?! Everything about this girl annoys me, most especially her smile. Why this girl of all people?! What's so damn special about her?! She's a pretender right? A new type of gold-digger!" He hissed and paid attention to her facial look.
"But with this kind of face, though? Ugh!" He rubbed his head simultaneously as if he would collapse at any minute. His tired hands grabbed his phone as he dialed a contact. He dialed it over and over, but the person wasn't replying.

"Great! Good job, grandpa! You've done well by avoiding my calls and messages. Fine, I'll come to you. I'll come to you, damn it!" He squawked and left his office like a sullen fish.