At the summit, Mike and Chad had been arguing for over twenty minutes, and they were both exhausted.

"You are being unreasonable!" said Chad readjusting his spectacles.

Mike snorted. "You lose your mind every time you mention your boss. You need to do some self-reflecting! Your boss isn't your dad, why do you claim to know him?"

"You are the one who needs self-reflection! Why do you care who my boss invests in? Even if he did place his money on Wanda Tate, it only means that she has that sort of value! It doesn't mean that he likes her as a person!" Chad argued.

"Don't call me out for drinks from now on! If you all teaming up with Wanda Tate, then it's best we don't meet again! I'm on Avery's side!" declared Mike, severing all ties with Chad.

Chad's face was flushed with frustration. "Sure! Who wants to be friends with you, anyway?"

After the argument, the two went on to look for their bosses.

Ten minutes had passed, and Mike could still not find Avery, so he went looking f