Chapter 68
“Sick?”
“Yeah.” Titus nodded. “Tina must have told you before that she had a sister, right?”
Toby gave a hum of acknowledgment.
At this point, Titus’ face twisted with
strong hatred. “Her sister was called
Rina; she was our first born daughter.
When she was still very young, she was kidnapped. We reported it to the police,
but that angered the kidnapper, and he
drowned Rina to death. From that point
forward, Julia’s mental state was unstable, until…” His eyes flashed.
“Until Tina was born. With that bit of
comfort, Julia started to get better. But now, Tina has been kidnapped, and Julia is relapsing for the first time in
twenty years.”
Toby subtly lifted his chin and understood everything. Julia was worried that if they reported Tina’s
disappearance to the police now, the kidnapper would also be angered and
kill Tina outright
“If that’s the case, let me get in contact
with a security company and hire a
team to save her.”
As Toby suggested, he lifted his phone to make a call, but someone’s phone
rang once again. This time, it was
Titus’.
Letting go of Julia, Titus picked up his cell phone. A mysterious number was flashing onscreen. It didn’t even say which city the call was originating from. After hesitating for a few seconds, Titus finally answered, “This is Titus Gray.”
“I hear you’re looking for me,” the man at the other end of the line said
breezily, yet, coldly.
Titus frowned. “Who are you?”
“You’ve forgotten about me so quickly? I told you previously that I still had a
second present to give to you.” The man laughed evilly and so maniacally that goosebumps rose on Titus’ skin.
In an instant, Titus remembered who it was. As his expression changed, he bit through his teeth, “It’s you!” It was Fox Eyes, the cunning man that was still
fresh in his memory!
Suspiciously, Toby watched Titus.
“What’s going on, Titus?”
However, Titus did not respond as his
the phone began
quiver.
the other end of
for me, so I’ve decided to show myself. Are
face was red and his neck was bulging. He’d have
you’re looking
aren’t you looking for me?” Fox Eyes
to his feet, Titus shouted, “You’re the one
on the cell phone
was even
phone over
my daughter? Please,
you sure?” Fox Eyes questioned
nodded. “Yes,
much money
I let
Enterprise?” the
the expression on
the phone back,
never give
Enterprise to this man.
Chat
Fox Eyes was
I don’t really intend to use Tina to get
aware
fists clenched in
suppressed coldness, “So
commented, “So,
a man who clearly had it
him since there
kidnapper
Gray Family’s interpersonal
relationships.
your
She harmed someone that I care about very
think. In terms of harming someone,
you care about
air around his body grew colder, he tightened his
more.
and there were still other men that hadn’t yet shown up. It
her!
Tina!” As Julia‘s eyes widened, tears started to flow
our daughters escape
of
heard that, his
no wonder the Gray Family
hatred toward the Reed Family. It
them as well
for taking action toward her. Get your laptop, President Gray. I’ll let you see your daughter. I’ll show you my second gift to you.” As Fox
once again.
me my laptop!”
angrily
quickly, the butler came over with a laptop. As soon as Titus turned it on,
him and his
in the fox mask, intending to see
wrinkles, or other identifying marks on his skin. He
Fox Eyes using those marks. Unfortunately, Fox Eyes was pristine with no identifying marks
Julia wailed emotionally, clutching both sides of the laptop. “You said
my daughter.
Fox Eyes was sitting with one leg crossed over the other in an
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