A rich man named Felix lived in a grand mansion on the outskirts of town. Felix had everything he could want - a loving wife, two beautiful children, and all the material possessions he could desire. He was the envy of all his friends and neighbors, and he reveled in the lavish lifestyle that his wealth afforded him.

But despite all of his blessings, Felix was miserable. He was never satisfied, constantly pushing himself harder and harder to achieve more. He spent his days working long hours at his company, always striving to make more money and achieve more success. And as he worked, he became increasingly distant from his family, barely spending time with them.

Felix's wife, Maria, tried her best to support and encourage him, but she couldn't shake the feeling that something was missing in their lives. She missed the man she had fallen in love with, who had been kind, loving, and present. She tried to talk to Felix about it, but he was too busy with work and always brushed off her concerns.

One day, Felix received some terrible news. A rival company had swooped in and taken over one of his most profitable divisions, causing his net worth to plummet. Felix was devastated. He had worked hard to build up his company, and now it was all falling apart. He became consumed by anger and resentment, lashing out at anyone who crossed him.