As he changed his shoes by the door, Albert heard her words.

He sneered, acknowledging that she was right. Growing up in a bad environment, he had become accustomed to surviving in seedy places by the age of fifteen. So it was natural for him to have grown up as a scoundrel.

Albert left the woman's apartment and drove back to his house. A red sports car was parked downstairs of his house. Sitting in the car, Aline was scrolling through messages on her phone.

Albert pulled up alongside her, lowered the window, and rested his arm on the sill.

"Are you still waiting for me?’

Aline's eyes lit up with surprise as she stared at Albert.

She could sense from his demeanor that he had just had sex with someone else. Feeling a bit jealous, she said, “I was about to leave.

She started the car, wanting to test her standing in his heart. Albert leaned closer and turned off the engine of her car.

When he raised his eyes to look at her, they held an unfathomable depth.

“Are you jealous? You've known what kind of person I am from the very beginning.

Aline was slightly stunned.

Albert's expression when he said this reminded her of Harold.

When she snapped out of it, she couldn't help but put her arms around Albert's neck and kissed him passionately.

Albert knew that Aline was a dissolute woman, but over the years, he had encountered all sorts of women. It wasn't that he didn't disdain Aline, but rather, he didn't mind it at all. He kissed her and then got into her car.

A few minutes later, the sports car began to shake rhythmically.

The windows weren't completely rolled up, and from the gap, one could catch glimpses of Aline's passionate face and hear their groans.

After their intense lovemaking, Aline lay in his arms.

Her slender fingers gently caressed his chest as she said softly, “Albert, let's be together."

Albert remained silent. He reached for the cigarette case, took out a cigarette from it, placed it between his lips, and lit it.

Aline was captivated by his physique, or perhaps she was drawn to such a bad man.

She said earnestly, "I'm not just interested in your background, Albert. I'm serious."

She went on to pledge her commitment of making him successful and altering his father's perception of him.