What confuses me the most is how come I didn’t feel how strong he was until before in the reception area.
“What kind of request?” I ask trying to sound arrogant.
“My father is sick,” he says while checking his nails, “he has cancer and in serious pain. I would like for you to look at him or give a better prescription for the pain.”
“And what would happen if I said no?” I ask still confused, but now by the strange request from someone so powerful
“Well there are four of us and only one of you,” says the man on the balcony.
Ren walks forward and looks at the man with concern and seriousness; I can see his jaw tense as well. I can see he becomes timid for my safety towards other men, but not for himself. When it comes to him, no other man can compare and he knows it, in fact he dwells in
