As they headed out of the forest, the group split up into different cars. The girls, Amanda, Joan, Brenda, and Angelina, piled into Hampton Jr.'s car, along with Alex and Joshua.
The five older men, including Hampton Sr., got into another car, while the guards followed behind in their own vehicle.
The girls were in high spirits, chatting and laughing as they settled in for the ride. They were all vying for Hampton Jr.'s attention, trying to catch his eye and make a good impression.
But Hampton Jr. was preoccupied with other thoughts. He had a business trip coming up in the next few days, and he was focused on preparing for it.
This would be his first business trip since returning from abroad, and he was determined to make a good impression. He had always accompanied his father or grandfather on business trips when he was younger, but this time he would be going solo.
Hampton Jr. was confident in his abilities, but he knew that he had a lot to prove. He was thinking about the different business deals he would need to negotiate, and how he could use his skills and knowledge to come out on top.
As the car ride continued, the girls tried to engage Hampton Jr. in conversation, but he was distant and preoccupied. They began to chat among themselves, speculating about Hampton Jr.'s thoughts and wondering what was on his mind.
Alex and Joshua, who were sitting in the backseat, exchanged a knowing glance. They had seen Hampton Jr. in business mode before, and they knew that he was a force to be reckoned with.
As they approached the Hampton estate, Hampton Jr. finally snapped out of his reverie. He smiled politely at the girls and thanked them for coming along on the hunting trip.
But his mind was already racing ahead, thinking about the business trip and all the challenges that lay ahead.