Knoxville
My dad clapped his hands together, the sharp sound echoing through the room as he stared at me with an expression of genuine admiration. His eyes sparkled, and a wide smile spread across his face.
"I am so impressed," he exclaimed, his voice filled with warmth and pride. "I can't believe you put those people in their place."
I scoffed, feeling a surge of satisfaction knowing I had finally earned his approval. It had been years since I'd seen that look of genuine admiration on his face.
"Dad, I didn't do much," I said nonchalantly, sinking deeper into the plush sofa, my back resting comfortably against the cushions. "I just let them know their place and when not to discuss business and rivalry."
My dad's smile never wavered. "That's exactly what I'm talking about, son," he s
