He’s gone insane. Ohm concluded about his ninong as he gritted his teeth while recalling their conversation over the phone. He couldn’t believe that he’d resort to a gamble where he’d bet his entire wealth just to make his daughter come home; however, what made him angry was that his supposed to be bethrotal to Neoma was utterly elbowed aside for something as outrageous as the marriage game he authored.
Talking to Wile Belmonte, to several others, could be considered a privilege, for his time was meant for those whom he could benefit from, whom he found amusing and, in seldom circumstances, those he considered special to him. Yet Ohm, the eventual king of the Consunji business empire and who was nearly his son-in-law had it not been for Neoma’s rampage at the church, couldn’t accept that
