Noa's goal was grand.
It wasn't just hard—it had its own complications, forcing him to face his fears.
But he knew it was time to act.
Not because he needed a worker, nor because of desperation.
The confidence that surged in his heart and the calm he was feeling in his head helped him to make up his mind.
'I have changed,' he thought.
It wasn't a guess.
It was something he genuinely believed.
Before the store closed and the girls left for the night, Noa announced, his voice loud enough for everyone to hear.
"I am leaving for a day. The store is in your hands."
These words were directed at his employees, his gaze peering into them.
"Don't be afraid. The building is protected by me, and nothing bad would happen to it. You just have to continue doing your job, and I will be back even before you feel my absence."
Qing Xuan and Hue Xanly exchanged glances.
"Ohh," he remembered something. "Don't close the door. Chen Hao is still unconscious."
The girls gulped this time.
