Ian finally understood why Angie respected Felix so much. After all, he could even take time off whenever he wanted.

Angie's gaze was filled with mixed emotions as she stared at Felix, saying, "Felix, to be honest, I don't even know how to talk to you anymore.

"Even Wendy, the head of Kinsley Corporation, listens to you without question, yet you're seriously working here as a front desk manager?"

She had already been shocked to learn that Felix's cousin was Dreamscape, but what she had just witnessed was on a whole other level—it was like a bolt of lightning striking her. In fact, she was starting to question if that whole "cousin" thing was even real.

Her words were spoken casually, but they hit like a sledgehammer. Bob, who was already sweating bullets, felt his legs go weak and collapsed to his knees.

He quickly shouted, "I was wrong! I never should've set you up—please, just think of me as nothing and let me go!"

He never expected Wendy to be the very person everyone in Kas