The middle-aged gentleman gave one last look at his nephew, who was truly difficult to like, still smiling cheekily in front of him, and left a message:
"Board the ship yourself, and I hope you can change your ways when you face the brigadier general; otherwise, no one will be able to help you.
If by chance you secure a position, it would be an account to your Arman ancestors."
With that, he turned and left without any reluctance.
After today, all affection between himself and his nephew would be completely severed.
Hodge Jeremy felt that he had gone against his principles many times to cover for him and had arranged a promising future for him, which was already an act of utmost generosity.
The round-faced young man, Roddy Arman, cheerfully received the luggage box handed over by the butler and called out to his uncle's retreating figure:
"Uncle, rest assured, when I get promoted and make money through the brigadier's connections, I will return to repay you.
