Chapter 18 The Most Humble Attitude

• "Mr. Cook, I've been made aware of the incident with my inept grandson, Thomas, at the boxing club. It's my oversight for not instilling proper values in him. Please accept my apologies on his behalf, and I hope you can overlook his youthful indiscretion.
• I assure you, he won't repeat this behavior in the future. I'm also thankful to you for imparting a valuable lesson to my disrespectful grandson, showing him that there are always individuals more proficient than him and that humility is vital in life."
• Brewster knelt on the ground with a look of fear and apologized to Pierre on Thomas' behalf, considering that Thomas was Brewster's grandson. Brewster then portrayed the incident of Pierre twisting Thomas' right hand as a form of teaching for Thomas.