If it's one thing Vincent Lakewood believed in, it's the idea that the rich should always have superiority over the poor and that morals should be determined by the rich, not the poor.
But not just morals in the sense of good and bad or black and white. It's more so that the beautiful people in the world are the rich, and the poor are infections in society. As such, while both are still undoubtedly humans, a beautiful human will always be more morally dynamic than an ugly one.
It's like how a butterfly and a moth are the same thing but are both treated differently.
Morals are intangible and remain on the inside, while your looks and appearance are what people judge. Don't judge a book by its cover is what people say, but that's only because people do that already.
And it'll never change.
That's how Vincent has lived his life.
As a man that came from a poor family and cut them away the moment he made it big, he had no regrets.
