Jeff who has finally gotten the investment amount of ten million pounds out of a possible hundred million is overjoyed. He skips and claps around his desk. He tells his assistant to cancel the rest of the appointments for that day. He is going out for a drink with his best friends to celebrate the occasion.

He is so full of himself he never noticed the glaring minute detail that even his lawyers missed. Jeff hangs up his jacket and loosen his sleeves. He is ready to party.

He puts the documents in a drawer underneath his desk, metaphorically sweeping away the responsibilities that come with the investment amount. Tomorrow can worry about the future, today it is time to celebrate for real.

He calls up the best club in town and orders for the whole table. Then he makes a few phone calls to his closest friends to have a good time. The day is still young.

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Eden is much more relieved than happy. While the lawyers and assistants were carefully scanning the documents, he can hardly hold his breath. Now he is victorious. At least on concept. Ken puts his hand over Eden shoulder and congratulate him, failing to mention the detail he noticed. Ken decides to keep it to himself, he even start to think that Eden might have not purposely put in that detail at all. Potentially absolving him of all responsibility, Eden gets away with it once again. And he is confident this is truly repeatable. No matter how many times it takes, those ten targets will go down with him if it comes to it.

Ken bids Eden goodbye as he heads home while Eden continues his grind into the night. He is a hard worker and does not want to leave any trace of his involvement behind. He starts to delete his edit version history and put the assignment under the authority of the colleague that went up to Ken to ask him about Jeff.