Chapter 911


    William, who was disdainful of Jacob, suddenly became a little dreaded, i


    Oscar was so respectful and reverent to his son-inw, which proved that Jacob was a more


    important figure than him in Oscar’s opinion.


    He asked his friends about Jacob''s son-inw’s information, who happened to have attended the


    last reunion. He said with a smile, "Oh, him. I think he''s an unemployed househusband, but we''re


    not quite sure exactly what he does for a living." 9


    William was a businessman, after all. He had seen much of life to know the differences.


    Oscar’s attitude alone was enough to indicate that Jacob’s son-inw was not someone he could


    underestimate. He must be a somebody who did great things to earn such honorable recognition


    from Oscar. 9


    This also made him feel worried and fearful of the consequences after ridiculing Jacob earlier. He


    could tell that, based on Oscar''s gracious manner towards Jacob, it would not end well for him if he


    went up against Jacob for real, s


    He nced at Jacob, horrid and cautious, and said after much hesitation, "Hey, Jacob, I’m sorry for


    what I said earlier, I was just screaming blue murder. We''re all friends, I hope that you won’t take it


    to heart. Let''s


    talk it through, what do you think?" 7


    Jacob knew that William’s abrupt change of attitude was because he deciphered Oscar''s attitude


    towards him and concluded that he was not someone he could mess with.


    He didn’t want to let William go so easily, but Matilda suddenly spoke, "Jacob, we’re all friends. Let


    bygones b e bygones."


    Jacob nodded reluctantly and said to William, "Okay, I''ll let it slide for Matilda''s sake. I won’t attack


    unless I''m attacked, so if you stop getting on my nerves, I''ll stop picking on you."


    William would have exploded in fury long ago if someone talked to him like this on usual days, but


    he dared not to right now. 9


    He was on the Moore family’s territory and Jacob earned such great respect from Oscar. If he


    foolishly made a scene here, he would be digging his own grave, so he mumbled sheepishly,


    "Jacob, you''re the bigger man here. I''ll give you a toastter."


    Seeing the abrupt change in William''s attitude, the other attendees knew that Jacob struck fear in


    William''s mind. Some were even surprised to see the Moore family be so polite to Jacob''s son-in-


    law and wondered what he had done to earn such an honor, s


    Jacob was feeling exceptionally cocky and proud. He was somewhat astonished that his son-inw


    was still able to boast his reputation even though he was


    not here.


    He was certain that his friends would not dare to underestimate him after today.


    ***


    Meanwhile, Paul was driving to hispany, Smith Group Corporate Law.


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    Americans and Oskians had different sets of behavior styles. 2


    Oskians rarely used their own names to namepanies because as a whole, they believed in


    being obscure and secretive-a highlight of their modest and humble manner in general. 7


    As for Americans, they were generally very straightforward and perceptible. Many well-known


    Americanpanies were basically named after their founders.