Only when it came to mentioning his father would Marcellus show this kind of reaction. Since he was twenty-six, the word "father" had become an unspeakable taboo in his life.
The deathly silence between them made the atmosphere even more tense. Marcellus's patience ran out, "If you don't have anything else, you can leave."
Sir. Perkins stood up, and before leaving, he cast a deep look at him, "Push forward with the project properly, and don't repeat past mistakes."
After saying this, he left the motionless Marcellus behind and walked straight out of the office.
As the door opened, the bodyguards followed closely behind, dressed in black suits and white shirts, walking in an orderly fashion toward the elevator.
However, after taking only a few steps, there suddenly came crashing and smashing sounds from inside the office. Sir. Perkins gently closed his eyes, pretending not to hear anything.
On the other hand, Marcellus's assistant intended to step in to take a look, but just as he moved, a cordless phone flew toward him.
Bang! It fell to the ground at his feet, breaking into several pieces.
The manager behind him pulled him back, "Don't go in. Wait for Mr. Perkins to calm down first."
It wasn't out of fear or neglecting his duty, but every time Sir. Perkins visited Red Cauldron. It would trigger such a scene. The best way to handle it was to let Marcellus calm himself down.
Otherwise, he would only become more furious like thunder.
At times like these, no one could console or help him. The manager might not know the details of their conversation, but each time it left Marcellus this uncontrollable, it meant something serious had transpired.
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