Eight Kickass Uncle Sweet Spoil

Chapter 5 She Has a Family Now

At Martin’s words, his brothers’ eyes all lit up, and their faces were transformed by hardened, ruthless expressions.

Ryan pounded a fist into his palm and started cracking his knuckles.

The fifth child, Michael Murray, worked in engineering and construction. He had a violent personality, and he sneered and said, “Where can I get a steel bar?”

The gentle leader of the group, Paul, cautioned his brother, “In a lawful society, we can’t just blatantly go around beating people up.”

He glanced around the hall and stopped a nurse who was walking past. “Hi, do you have any cloth bags in your department?”

The nurse was confused for a moment and stammered, “Y-yes, we have plenty of bags in the storage room, but we also have cardboard

boxes…”

She assumed they were trying to pack and transport something, and cardboard boxes would work better than bags.

Paul smiled. “Thanks, the bags will be fine.”

In order to fight, of course they would need a way to remain

anonymous.

The Murray brothers: “..

At the end of the corridor outside the VIP area, the cold wind whistled against the white interior of the hospital.

Andrew felt like he was about to freeze to death, and his mind was full

of complaints. He had been waiting all night, and now it was dawn. The Murray family still hadn’t come out, and they hadn’t allowed him

to see Susie!

Jay left about halfway through the night. Before he left, he told Andrew to keep waiting until someone from the Murray family appeared.

In the cold spring weather, the nights were even colder than they were during the winter. Andrew was freezing, exhausted, and hungry as he waited there in the hall. He wanted to go home, take a hot bath, and go directly to bed.

As soon as the thought crossed his mind, Andrew felt like he couldn’t stay on his feet for another second. But he forced himself to wait another hour before he finally made up his mind to return home.

Andrew walked through the parking lot of the hospital, he made a phone call. “Remember to keep watch, and notify me immediately as soon as they come

went dark. Someone had

at once, and Andrew shouted in a panic, “What are

kicked Andrew to the ground and started to

like this, and they normally wouldn’t have bothered. But when they thought of the injuries and frostbite all over Susie’s body, and the way she had cautiously asked if she would be beaten when she

home…

to resist their

to fight back as their blows rained down on him, and he screamed out

you guys know who I am? I’m Andrew Bishop, president of Bishop Group! How dare you offend me… You’re going

raised a single hand,

off immediately. Michael walked up, holding a steel bar in his hand

immediately assumed that his threats had scared

away.

thought he was safe, a steel bar

“Ah!!”

empty parking lot rang out

to the hospital. He had barely stepped out the hospital’s front doors before he was sent directly back,

over his body, but the worst part was that he still didn’t know

no indication of their identities while they pounded Andrew into a pulp. He was so enraged by the

eyes full

of concern. Stacy was still in her

her heart, she was filled with both anger and confusion. How had Susie, that good-for-nothing bastard child, suddenly become the only daughter of the

her throat. Of course her miscarriage

but by herself.

financial crisis. Andrew was not only going bankrupt, but he had also taken out a series of extravagant loans to try to

and beautiful, and

it would ruin

didn’t want to take the blame for it. That was how she came up with the scheme to make it look like

family had never treated her kindly. When he was drunk, Andrew often admitted that he was ashamed of Susie and wished she had never been born. So Stacy assumed there would be no risk in letting Susie take the blame for her

Susie was actually a child of the Murray family! One of the four strongest, most

of

do?

figure out a way to stop the girl from

in the VIP ward, Susie’s eyes fluttered open again. The room

had abandoned her. She looked so sad and pathetic, her little face full of loneliness as she lay