Symon opened the hostel room door and found the cousin studying at the study table.

"Hi, man." He audibly exhaled and dropped on his bed.

"Hi." Lemarh looked at him, "Is that exhaustion?"

"Partly, and partly hunger." Symon laid on his back looking up at the ceiling from his bed.

"I did some quick shopping on things that we may need. Check in the fridge." Lemarh said and got back to his studies on the study table.

Symon got up with another long sigh and headed to their room refrigerator, located at a wall in the center of their bed arrangements. He opened the refrigerator, looked inside, and came out with a wrapped sandwich.

"What are you studying?" He unwrapped the sandwich while moving to the cousin.

"Just some economics and statistics research work." Lemarh said.

Symon bit the sandwich, "You already have great knowledge in information management, economics and finance... and possibly the entire business area. If I were you, I would have already been involved in the family businesses. I wouldn't need to come here."

"You already have great knowledge in system management, software engineering and possibly the entire computing area." Lemarh challenged back without looking at the cousin, "If I were you, I would have already created market apps and softwares. I wouldn't need to come here."

"Okay, sounds fair." Symon took another bite from his sandwich, "At least the sense is that we are here for credentials."

"Exactly." Lemarh said, still at his study, then slowly turned to the cousin when a thought came in mind concerning the subject they were discussing, "By the way, did you meet that pro in computer knowledge that you were telling me about?"

Symon went back on his bed and sat, "I did. His live look speaks of his capabilities. He looks powerful and... something like august in the way he talks and appears."

Lemarh smiled, "Just do what we talked about and learn his unique side."

"Yeah, but there is a problem with that. He is the own-minded kind of a person."

"Then that is where you work your best so that he lets you in. You will need to keep at him until he gives in."

"Okay." Symon nodded, inspired by only to acquire the knowledge his rival had. The rival was the best he had ever come across in all things concerning computers. If he learned all that the rival possessed, he was sure he would be ultimately the best. You will accept to work with me, Michael. I won't give up until you give in to my appeal.