Caden felt even more aggrieved at the taxi driver’s concerns and questions. He was a well-known figure in the Oskian community in North America and many people, including high-ranking officials and nobles, admired and worshipped him.

He never would have dreamt that he would be bullied by Charlie to the point of crying after he came to Aurous Hill. This kind of discrepancy caused him to feel even more sad and aggrieved.

What hurt him the most was not the grievances he had suffered just now but the fact that he had to bite the bullet and take a taxi in tears to find Charlie to apologize and atone for his sins after suffering so much grievance just now.

This was the consequence and fate of offending someone whom one should not offend. Caden also understood that the reason why Charlie was punishing him like this was because his petty schemes had made Charlie angry.

Thinking about it now, the pill that Charlie had given him was extremely valuable and could even be said to be a pricel