Let Me Go, Mr. Hill!

When faced with four men at night, a pretty woman would not be able to defeat them. She might even get…

Shaun subconsciously tightened his grip on the steering wheel. “There’s a school district in the Hackett neighborhood where many students stay. The security around the area is tight, so how dare they break into the house and steal things at 10 p.m.?”

“Yeah, this is the first serious case that has happened there. The police have arrested the four criminals. The criminals claimed that they heard Miss Jones is the successor of Yule Corporation and thought she’s wealthy, so they went there to rummage for valuable items.

“Having said that, it’s my first time hearing burglars smashing everything in the house. They smashed everything in sight till the house was beyond all recognition. It’s not even fit for a human to stay there now. It seems like they were… taking revenge.”

Shaun rubbed his temples. After a moment, he said sternly, “Go and investigate whether this incident has to do with Thomas.”

An hour later, Shaun received the news from Hadley when he was in the office.

“Thomas’ assistant transferred money to the four recidivists’ family members. Each of them received 500,000 dollars.”

As soon as he finished that sentence, Shaun, who was seated on the leather chair, turned around and threw the dart he was holding right in the center of the dartboard on the wall.

you think… I’m treating Thomas too kindly?” Shaun’s handsome face turned grim, and his

treating Thomas too kindly, but he had also gone

because you can’t bear to see Miss Neeson

“…”

frosty look flashed across Shaun’s

and rubbed

he was doing everything for

Thomas, yet he did it

been holding a grudge against him. He had no choice but to imprison Catherine. Ultimately,

Shaun even disputed a lawsuit against his conscience for Thomas and

improvement in Thomas’ behavior. Instead, Thomas only grew bolder with his

evidence to the

stunned for a moment. “But if

me because of this matter, don’t let her in.” Shaun turned around in his leather chair and gazed out of the French