Torn Allegiances

, who looked at him amids

g to pack her files in her hand. She really wanted t

d. "You need to go to the hospital!" she repeated, but h

ng himself in his singlet. "Stop being stubborn, Mark! You've ca

tter those sentences to him. He was the one who ha

pecting him just because he's poor and he'

down, and the rich rule, but he wasn'

wanting to have an affair with

lf!" Lacey said to him plainly. She was really hurt with eve

iped the blood from his forehead and staggered out of

r guy married to a stable wife, and her boss wa

tel through the back door. He didn't regret any of his

one out and blinked shortly before picking up the call. It was a stra

" he an

own to the car park for a few minutes

essed with so much respect right on his face before

't even guess who it could be, yet he had it at the b

g his bloody shirt in one hand after p

work at Trump was over when he had f

man bowed his he

e man had to call him master

ld man said to him, handing over a

surely return," he replied, and the old man h

head respectfully to Mark. The

taken two steps when a BMW car drove roughly, hitting him

hand tightly. Tyler, his friend who also worked

from afar. "I will take you to

e, I will be fine," Mark

also knew that the card and cellphone in his

managed to stand on his feet. He was surpris

ver run him ov

ccompanied by his personal assistant, and

ecided to be an arrogant poor man?" Mr. Alistair laug

fin asked with a frown. He was sure that the CCTV camera wa

n't hold in his laughter. He couldn't beli

but a waiter here and a poor thi

n't utter a word. He knew saying a word w

where, and he wouldn't dare speak back to him the way Griff

everything you did to me today?" Mr. Alistair said arrogan

stair back with so much boldness in him. He believe

ve him this boldness. He was nothing before hi

boldness. "I won't apologize to you ever, so you d