Benjamin Wilson

Recently, Benjamin Wilson took over as CEO of the Wilson family's second company, previously run by Benjamin's mother. The main company belonged to his father. At 28, he was already skillfully managing the company. His father never ceased to praise him.

Benjamin is tall and broad-shouldered, but lean. He never aspired to a muscular physique. But his distinctive appearance was his heterochromia. His right eye was dark brown, the other green.

Besides his company, he also owned his own chain of bars throughout the city, each of which was profitable. He visited them every month: he'd relax, watch the work, and occasionally have the chance to pick up a hottie for the night. He rarely took anyone home, but she was an exception.

The girl seemed sweet and decent to him. A student at a teacher training university. He'd always respected teachers and doctors. She was one of the few girls he truly liked. Perhaps he could even continue their relationship.

The night with her was full of passionate kisses and touches, the bedroom filled with the scent of two people captivated by each other. But the night is fleeting.

The man woke up alone in the morning. The beautiful girl was gone. He chuckled when he saw his open wallet on the table, which yesterday had been stuffed with large bills. But now it was thinner than a sheet of paper. She had robbed him. This angel incarnate had deceived him. But he was sure she would return. She would definitely return.

She left her passport with him. Yesterday, she emptied her entire bag to look for chargers, and her passport fell on the floor. She never picked it up. Because the man didn't let her finish packing it and dragged her to bed.

In the evening he hears the doorbell and looks at the screen, there is a girl standing there, she is clearly uncomfortable.

"Did you really come to return the money?" The man laughed. Of course, he didn't feel sorry for the money; he had plenty of it, but the very fact that he'd been robbed upset him.

He didn't wait for an answer, but he opened the door anyway.