A Man Like None Other And The Man Decree

Chapter 1626 Never Expected You To Be Still Alive

At that, the four elites of the Deragon family finally snapped back to their senses. They quickly took out the letter and gingerly stepped forward. “Mr. Hargreaves, this is a letter for you from the head of our family.”

One of them carefully held the letter out. With just a wave of Santiago’s hand, the letter appeared in his hand.

Opening the letter, he merely took a look at it before surprise flashed across his eyes. In the next moment, delight and excitement danced in them.

Slowly lifting his head, he fixated his gaze on Beatrice, whose face was obscured by a black cloth. “I never expected this. Truly, it has never crossed my mind…”

He slowly got to his feet before waving a hand. At once, the black cloth over Beatrice’s head fell to the ground, revealing her stunning countenance. At the sight of her, all four elites of the Deragon family were taken aback.

Having all been nurtured by the Deragon family as trump cards, they naturally know of her. In fact, they have a bit of knowledge about the turn of events that had transpired within the Deragon family.

But even then, they never expected her to be still alive. “I never expected you to be still alive, Bea. I’m so glad. This is great!”

all over his face, Santiago hurried over to Beatrice. No one saw how

him expressionlessly. The instant Santiago noticed the chains around her,

his gaze to the four elites of the Deragon family

him, the four elites of the Deragon

head of our family’s doing, Mr. Hargreaves! We had no idea about it all!” they

could see him making a move, a light blue flame enveloped

Deragon family immediately

a second, they were all reduced to ashes. In the end, a gust of wind blew past, and even the ashes

as though they had

Arts Marquises, yet they were all gone without

martial arts world were to witness that,

with those four elites of the Deragon

been over twenty years, but you’re still as beautiful and alluring as ever. How have you been all these years? Do

at her in surprise and exhilaration, but Beatrice remained silent, her face devoid of expression. Twenty-plus years of confinement had long since stripped her of all