Aiden paused but didn't turn back to look.
And his arrogance only made Caden clench his fingers. "Karma comes to everyone. Don't you feel this might come back to you? I became a helpless father today. What if, down the timeline, one such day comes when you are equally left powerless?"
"I won't be a father like you, Mr. Martin," Aiden said, his voice dipped with confidence. "Also, instead of caring about my karma, care about yours. Don't try to trigger anything that would cost you more than you could afford."
And with that said, he didn't linger there for long. Resuming his walk, he simply left, closing the door after him.
As the door closed, Caden gritted, fuming in anger. "Let me see, Aiden, how long can you carry this arrogance of yours? I don't believe, I can't find a way to teach you a lesson."
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Meanwhile, on the other side of the city —
Alfred finally pulled the car up at the entrance of a fine dining restaurant, before announcing.
"Madam, we have reached."
