Except for one person, no one would dare to challenge him.
But that person wouldn't challenge him either.
Aaron casually sat on the sofa in Burgess's office and lazily leaned back. "Indeed, no one dares to covet that position now. By the way, Burgess, I ran into Oprah earlier. What did she want from you?"
Burgess noticed that whether in the past or now, Aaron paid particular attention to Oprah.
This kind of attention wasn't just aversion. Many years later, Burgess understood that it wasn't aversion but fondness. It was a way to capture Oprah's attention. Aaron was now like those young boys who had just fallen in love. The more he liked a girl, the more he teased her.
"She asked me to accompany her to visit the disabled children we sponsor," Burgess said.
Aaron knew he disliked attend
