Power Shift at the Feast
At Mr. Miller's birthday feast, tensions rise as Andrew is given the seat of honor, sparking outrage among the family. Mr. Miller stands by Andrew, revealing his true worth and hinting at Andrew's hidden power that even Sharon Davis, a world-renowned guest, would have to serve him.Will Andrew's true power be unveiled at the feast?
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