At this moment, New York, USA.
Manhattan, the financial center of every inch of land, is now in the morning.
In a conference room on the top floor of a skyscraper with dozens of floors, an old man in his seventies was yelling at seven or eight people.
He asked angrily, "I can’t fucking understand how a person is sent to the hospital and then evaporates! They are all a bunch of fucking rice buckets!"
The one who spoke was Ferdie Joules’ eldest son, Floyd Joules.
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