Her Biliionaire Husband

Her Billionaire Husband Chapter 910-When Liam turned around, Nelson was nowhere to be seen.

“What the heck?! Where’s he?”

Liam was startled for a moment as he looked around.

“Hello? Nelson? Nelson?” He called out a few times but didn’t get any response.

“Darn it! What happened? How’d we get separated so easily?” Liam stomped his foot in a huff and turned back. He planned on searching for Veronica and Xavier before meeting back up with Zac.

However, as he retraced his path, not only did he see no sign of Nelson, but he didn’t see Veronica or Xavier either.

When he got back to the spot where the group had first split up, he found that even Zac had gone missing as well.

“What’s going on? Where’s everyone else?” Liam kicked a tree in anger. “I went through all that effort forming this group to enjoy the show, but you punks ditched me!”

Though it was true that he was just an aimless prince living an idle life, no one born into royalty and surrounded by the fight for power would be genuinely naive.

He knew that these people had their respective ulterior motives, so he came along to get a front-row seat to the show.

ended up separated

“No fun!”

pissed and no longer interested

all, he wasn’t going to fight to become the head of the hidden clan, so there was no reason for him to try and come out

for less than 10

carried on walking anyway, but her hand was clutching her dagger, and she threw furtive glances over her shoulder

person behind her was about to lunge at her, she whipped around and sidestepped the attack

the man groaned and stumbled

at each

him. “Hey, old friend. How much

you find out?” Nelson was also clutching a dagger with

of grudge between us, you tried to kill me twice at Dawnpol Village. Not only did I save you once, but I even

recall the many things that

at the time and decided to let him off the hook, but she ended up setting

time,

just doing my job. There’s nothing wrong with making a living. Even if

his dagger away. “Since you spared my life back at Dawnpol