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Yves King felt somewhat groggy as he took a taxi home alone. He drank quite a bit during lunch today. It seemed that Old Master Owen was in a great mood after successfully pitching his daughter, so he drank a lot with Yves.
Once drunk, he began to sob about the difficulties he faced during his entrepreneurial days. Even his wife, Judy Chapman, couldn't stop him.
In the end, it was Faye Owen who broke up the drinking fest, worried about her father's health.
As it was time to leave, Faye, either out of shyness or a desire to stay with her family, didn't want to go back to Teacher's Village tonight. Thus, Yves naturally got the right to enjoy the last free evening of his life.
After returning home and taking a shower, he laid in bed to sleep off the alcohol.
