Chapter 1904

Upon hearing how Flynn addressed Perseus in such a respectful manner, Stephen was dumbfounded. Flynn's deference toward Perseus was undeniable; his hasty approach left no room for doubt. "I-I'm so sorry, Mr. Caitford. I'm terribly sorry for my late arrival and any distress this has caused, wronging you in the progress," Flynn stammered. He was sweating profusely and visibly shaken by the scene before him. His direct superior had been encircled by the security team—armed, no less—in his own jurisdiction despite having given prior notice of his visit. Flynn knew these security guards were nothing but a bunch of hoodlums. It was quite obvious that the property management sector had become a refuge for unscrupulous individuals, much like how code enforcement officers were recruited back them—fighting skills were the only requirement, and a complete lack of morals was practically a prerequisite. Those who were willing to turn on their own family were on the fast track to becoming the s