This day, in the morning, Brown and his son Cilio were having breakfast together. The atmosphere at the table was a bit dull, not just because of etiquette; the two ate in silence due to the already intricate father-son relationship, seldom communicating over the years.
Even if they did talk, it often ended on a combative note.
Brown felt his son should learn to be low-key, understand the importance of restrained words and actions, and quietly develop his own strengths.
Cilio, on the other hand, was more ambitious and adventurous, believing that both his father and Tike lacked the boldness expected of leaders.
In the workplace, Cilio's ambitions weren't limited to merely becoming an executive president; he aimed to surpass his father and achieve something greater.
Of course, before surpassing that position, he first had to obtain that position.
This was tied to his father's support for Tike, who would secure that position before him, making Cilio increasingly dissatisfied.
