The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover

Chapter 806

Chapter 806

His two closest friends had left him one after another when he was about forty years old.

He always knew that Amon had wanted to die since Rosalie’s death.

For Amon, death might be the best relief he could get.

However, his surviving family and friends had to live in grief and longing for the rest of their lives.

George’s tears had dried up, and he was showing a blank expression, while Neil’s anguish had just

begun.

He cried and cried, and suddenly his knees fell to the floor.

He also had no parents since he was a pup, and it was Amon and Rosalie who sponsored him.

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When he was in high school, he was painting on a street in Aronland to make money one day, and

Amon and Rosalie passed by holding hands.

Seeing his painting, the two stopped, stood behind him, and looked at it quietly for a long time.

Annoyed that they were not buying and had kept staring at him, he looked over his shoulder and

scolded, “What are you looking at? Go away, or I’ll gorge out your eyes and stick them on my drawing

board!”

At that moment, Rosalie burst out laughing, while Amon threw him a casual glance. “Your painting isn’t

much, but your voice is loud all right.”

Used to being on the streets since he was a pup, Neil not only had a loud voice but also great strength.

He immediately rolled up his sleeves wanting to fight Amon, but before he reached out his hands,

Amon grabbed his collar and lifted him up.

Neil admitted that he was not as tall as Amon and claimed

that was why he was bullied, not because he was no match for

Amon.

Rosalie later stopped Amon from punishing him, saying that he was just a pup.

The woman then bought all his drawings, and Amon threw

him a business card.

Amon told him not to paint on the streets in the future and to enroll in an architecture school, promising

to pay for the fee and his living expenses.

Neil at first thought there was something wrong with Amon

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and ignored him until his good friend saw the business card and told him who Amon was.

Only then did he realize that Amon was born into a pack of architects and was very famous.

And the woman whose hand he was holding was a world-renown architect whose career was built by

him.

Neil thus did what Amon told him to do and, with his talent and hard work, passed the entrance exam of

the best architecture school in Aronland.

Amon then asked him to work on design drawings in his firm and taught him personally.

After he graduated, Rosalie paved Neil’s career path by letting him join Sumasa Construction Co., LTD,

teaching him. management and the ways of life.

It was their kindness that made Neil what he was today, and

yet these two benefactors had left him one after another.