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Billionaire Brat Humiliates Flight Attendant, Faces The Wrong Man

Billionaire Brat Humiliates Flight Attendant, Faces The Wrong Man — Part 2
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Previously: A spoiled heir's public humiliation of a flight attendant takes a shocking turn when he insults the wrong man, leading to a swift and devastating downfall.

The Founder's Fury

The low hum of the kitchen was suddenly pierced by a low, menacing voice. Across the marble aisle, Marcus Vance, the airline’s founder, watched the scene unfold. At 58, his patrician features were weathered, his salt-and-pepper hair cropped short, and an aura of formidable stillness surrounded him. He wore an understated black cashmere turtleneck, his titanium-rimmed glasses reflecting the harsh kitchen lights. His jaw clenched, the masseter muscles ticking with barely suppressed fury. The vibrant orange flare of the burners behind him seemed to mirror the fire in his eyes.

“Apologize to that flight attendant right now, son,” Marcus commanded, his voice a razor’s edge.

Carter, momentarily startled, recovered his sneering composure. He smirked, droplets of Cabernet clinging to his knuckles. He cocked an arrogant eyebrow, the very picture of insolent privilege.

Billionaire Brat Humiliates Flight Attendant, Faces The Wrong Man
“Mind your own business, old man, before I buy this whole damn airline and put you on the street!”

He slammed his palm onto the edge of the chrome counter, his nostrils flared, jugular veins bulging in his neck. Marcus remained unfazed. His steel-blue eyes, unblinking, locked onto Carter’s. With a smooth, deliberate motion, he slid a heavy, obsidian-and-gold sovereign credential card across the counter. The inscription glittered: Founder & Chairman. Carter’s gaze dropped to the card, his pupils dilating in paralyzed shock. The arrogant smirk vanished, replaced by a mask of ashen pallor. A single bead of cold sweat traced a path down his temple as he swallowed hard, his throat working visibly. The air crackled with unspoken power as Marcus delivered his verdict.

“You’re looking at Marcus Vance,” he stated, his voice imbued with icy, irreversible finality. “Your father’s executive accounts are terminated, and you are permanently banned from every aircraft I own.”

Carter’s lower lip began to quiver uncontrollably. The weight of his actions, the sheer magnitude of his downfall, crashed down upon him. His chest heaved in a suffocating wave of panic and devastation. The opulent kitchen, once his playground, now felt like a cage, trapping him in his public humiliation.

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The opulent kitchen, once his playground, now felt like a cage, trapping him in his public humiliation.