I'm A Quadrillionaire

I’m A Quadrillionaire chapter 322

Hank carried Hanley out of the villa, threw him into his car, and hurried home.

Once they reached home, he rushed into his grandfather Joseph’s study, leaving Hanley in the car.

“Grandpa, help me!” Hank got down on his knees while sniffling and in tears.

Joseph was practicing calligraphy, a hobby he picked up whenever he had the time. When he saw his grandson Hank rushing over in a panic, he frowned and said, “What’s with all the fuss? Look at you. Is it what the future head of the Chasez family should look like? Get up!”

“Grandpa, someone’s trying to kill me! Help me!” Hank said anxiously.

He had to hurry.

David was probably on his way right now.

David dared to kill Zachary and leave the Quinn family helpless, so you could tell how strong his background was. The Chasez family and the Quinn family were both first-rate aristocratic families, so he did not think the Chasez family could save him.

His only hope was to use the family’s power to quietly send him away. Once he left Somerland, he was free to do whatever he wanted.

“Who’s trying to kill you? Who would dare to kill you? Who in Somerland dares touch the Chasez family?” Joseph asked domineeringly.

to

“Who’s David?”

going to kill me. It’s Hanley’s fault. I’m innocent.

seriousness of the situation from his grandson’s statement, Joseph put down his pen and asked, “What’s going on? Tell me carefully, and

Joseph but pinned the blame on Hanley and

just saved

person, and I don’t know why

okay now that they know! You don’t have to worry. Just ask Elmer to withdraw the

abroad. I’m leaving right

stay here any longer.

bastard, look at you. Are you that afraid of such a small matter? How are you going to inherit the title as head of the Chasez family?” Joseph

shocked by

‘A small matter?

a small

is it a small matter when I’m about to

and death! I’m dead meat if David

his grandson’s flustered look and calmly said, “Now that things

by saying, “Grandpa, will you please send me away first? I’ll listen