Hidden identity

"I'm aware of that," Rey said curtly as he put down the apron. "But I think you should have waited for me to call you first before you come. What if she had seen you?" He added.

"You would have taken care of that just like you always do. But she didn't see me, we shouldn't worry about that." The man responded.

"Well, in case of next time. I can easily pay you for the time I use, even if I use more than the planned time. Do you understand that?" Rey's voice boomed, in an attempt to threaten the man.

"This is business. Stick to your end of the bargain." The man responded in a shaky voice, trying to look unfazed. He gulped as he tried to meet Rey's eyes.

Rey sized him up. "My assistant will be here soon, he'll pay you up as soon as he gets here." He said, then he walked to a table by the far end and sat down there, leaving Murphy, who was the original owner of the restaurant, looking helpless.

After staring at Rey for some time, Murphy walked to the door and pulled down a sign with the