Chapter 9 Aggressive Visitors

Fox walked into his house, his mind racing with thoughts. It seemed there was a problem at home, and his father was planning to ask his uncle for help. In his previous life, he hadn’t noticed anything, but now he understood. Following his usual routine, he would eat and then head to his room, unaware of the conversations between his father and uncle. But now, it seemed likely they were discussing... work. Recently, his parents had been coming home unusually early from work. This was unusual because, as far as Fox remembered, his parents usually worked late. It probably meant there was trouble at work, perhaps a lack of orders for the company or factory. The business might be failing, and his father was looking for alternative options, seeking his brother's advice. The answer was clear: his uncle had connections but would never help his father. It was as simple as that. Fox had figured it out. He knew his uncle was that kind of person. “Uncle, cousin, good evening,” Fox greete