Chapter7:the story is not a happy one…

As the days went by, William did as his father had instructed. He began to walk closer to the two of them, exuding a self-confidence that Diego had never seen him display. And that bothered him. It was very difficult to deal with all this without feeling uncomfortable... William looked into the eyes of his friend and rival. How could a friendship of almost twenty years be destroyed in such a way in three months? Where had he failed       Women, oh the sweet poetry from heaven... This was a terrible situation for everyone... The expensive Ferrari was parked in the spacious garage of the Halley family's beautiful Greek-style mansion. The boy was yawning, tired from another boring and tiring night in his father's office. William thought sarcastically: "My father wants me to become like him at all costs. Should I be like him?" the boy thought. Richard looked at him seriously, as if he knew what the boy was thinking. "Maybe we should spend more time together. Teach him to be a real man. I l