A Second Chance at Forever

Chapter 1335

“Boss, Bernard is the head of Siren Organization. When 1-2 found out, instead of offing him, he actually put a bounty on me. That means he’s betrayed Area Opaca. Did you take care of him?”

1-1, without missing a beat, gave a slight nod, “I did.”

Hearing that 1-1 had dealt with 1-2, Sophie was over the moon, “I knew I could count on you.”

After complimenting him, she rose to her feet and made her way over to 1-1, placing her hands on his shoulders, “Boss, I’ve done a lot for Area Opaca. Don’t you think I deserve a reward?”

1-1 looked down at the hands roaming his shoulders, “What kind of reward are you thinking, Ms. Ratliff?”

Completely oblivious to the murderous look in 1-1’s eyes, Sophie leaned in close to his ear.

“Since 1-2 is out of the picture, why don’t you let me take his place?”

“Sure, but…”

Seeing him agree but with a condition, Sophie was a bit anxious, “But what?”

1-1 didn’t rush to answer. He just picked up Sophie’s hand, and gently patted her palm.

“Ms. Ratliff, didn’t I say that operators are not to interfere with the players’ fates?”

realized that 1-1 was blaming her for killing

broke the rules. I sent someone to kill her after the game was over. It was because

then let her go. I thought she was someone who should have

so?” In response to Sophie’s justification, 1-1 simply

she thought, having exposed the head of Siren Organization, her merits would outweigh her

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had she thought this, than 1-1 suddenly grabbed her by the throat, slamming her head onto the conference

table.

you kill indiscriminately without my approval!

and within seconds, Sophie’s face turned red and her body

their work. He never expected this outcome. Scared out of his wits, he rushed forward to try and save Sophie, but was held

all Cameron could do was plead for Sophie’s life, “Sir, please spare my daughter’s life for the

a reason to brag. So 1-1 didn’t even spare Cameron a glance.

not dead!” Desperate, Cameron suddenly

saved her! Please spare my

fell on 1-1’s ears, and he slowly released

grip, rushed over to the barely-breathing Sophie, and started

rescued her. I’m just not sure if anyone

couldn’t overcome his guilt, and halfway through his escape, he uncontrollably turned

the sea and onto the shore. After giving her minimal first aid, he abandoned her