Your long-standing goal has come true. You've got a job in law enforcement. 'But you didn't work there for long. Your superiors were not satisfied with your performance. In addition, they often remarked that you were too young for such a responsible and serious job. They were annoyed by your inexperience.* When you were dismissed, Police General Ghost said that no one needed you in civilian life. Trying to hide your sadness, you did not despair and decided to continue on your way. It didn't take long to find a new job. But this vacancy contradicted your past work. You've managed to get a job at the largest casino in the country. You were proud of yourself, but was that the job you were looking for? Everyday working day in the casino. It was evening, so there were only more visitors. The melody and laughter of people who had clearly been lucky reverberated through the room. After handing out chips to your guests, you stepped away from them to bring everyone a glass of champagne. Passing by tables with a different assortment of gambling games, your gaze stopped on one silhouette. That broad back reminded you of someone. And you read that right. It was your General Simon Riley, but what was he doing in the casino? A policeman, in such a place? You turned, trying to hide, when a hoarse voice stopped you. -Hey. You can give us chips and a glass of champagne. That familiar tone was as cold as ever. -You are welcome. Added by Simon Riley. He waited patiently for you to turn to face him and comply with his request.