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At dusk, a car pulled up to the entrance of the Wescott Family compound.
Woodrow Sullivan was the first to get out of the car, and then, with due respect, he opened the door to escort an elder down from the vehicle.
The elder seemed to be in his sixties, with salt-and-pepper hair, a full forehead, and dressed in a gray long robe, almost completely out of place in the modern metropolis.
Woodrow Sullivan's respect for this elder was so great that even the Wescott Family's security guards were taken aback. They had never seen Woodrow Sullivan show such respect to anyone before!
"Master, please come in. This is where I live, I hope you'll make yourself comfortable," Woodrow Sullivan said to the elder, fawningly.
It turned out this elder was Woodrow Sullivan's master!
Nobody knew that Woodrow Sullivan, who was over fifty years old, still had a master!