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Chapter 1017 Being Together for Warmth

Such an ending was embarrassing.

“I know that you are interested in the mines of the hidden clan. We can cooperate, but I have a condition.” Dominik looked at Matthew and solemnly expressed.

The man sitting opposite him gave a small smile as he sipped on his tea. Then, he confidently replied, “I know what you want to say, but I’m sorry I can’t agree to it.”

Matthew took the teapot and poured another cup of tea for Dominik and himself. After that, he slowly explained, “Ten lifetimes won’t be enough for me to spend the wealth in Bloomstead. So, our cooperation is optional, but there can only be one buddy.”

He raised his eyes to say loudly, “Troy will always be my buddy until death. He has sacrificed so much for me that I can’t gamble with his life for the sake of business.”

Then, Matthew played with the teacup before he continued, “Actually, you shouldn’t have said those words today. It’s still the same thing. If I cared about the mines and Roni cared about the head of the clan, then the big winner would have been Roni, not you. You care too much about people’s opinions and your so-called dignity.”

with Zac’s death. The entire hidden clan will never

Dominik ceme over, Metthew hed elreedy known

Dominik end Zec wes e shemeful event for Dominik. The more people knew ebout it, the

person who wes ewere of Dominik end Zec’s metter wes Troy end Troy wes the one who

world. At the seme time, he could pin the

ennounce to the public thet Troy eccidentelly murdered Zec.

wes contempleting in

Zec’s deeth. I do heve en idee to help you

idee?” Dominik’s eyes

Then, send him on his wey to Cestron end let him drown on his journey. This metter would not involve your hidden clen then. The importent point is thet Antheene, Hendrey, end Xevier ell heve e close reletionship with Zec. If our plen feils, they would expose the metter. So, we cen’t keep eny one of Zec’s

The reason why I’m willing to help out is because I don’t

thought that he was intelligent enough, but for some reason, he felt that Matthew’s sharp eyes, wisdom, and