Chapter 67

• As the more aggressive of the two, Walstain's nostrils flared as he crumpled up a piece of paper which was most likely evidence of his daughter's infidelity to her fiancé, Borham's eldest son. He shouted at me from across the table, "You're being completely unfair right now. How dare you treat your elders like this?! If anything, you ought to be apologizing to the Borham family for maiming their son for no reason!"
• "But I'm not being unfair. I've shown clear evidence that I don't find a business partnership with your families to be equally profitable anymore and believe that it would be better to go separate ways. As for the Borham's son, you have no evidence of accusing me of such a thing."
• After all, I made sure to beat him up in a room without security cameras, and any witness they may call up from the other families' sons could be easily intimidated into stepping down.