Life at the Top

Seeing how Zane was pleading for mercy wretchedly, Henry twitched his mouth and glanced at Jasper. Eventually, he said, “Crawl farther away. Do you think I don’t know the type of person you are?

“You said the same thing when I stripped you bare and hung you up on a tree when we were 13. What happened then? You immediately found a gang of men to stand in my way in school. Had I not run fast enough, I would’ve been beaten up by you at the time.

“Two years ago, you f*cking smacked Kayden’s girlfriend’s butt. Do you remember how you pleaded with Kayden? It was way worse than this.

“What happened next was that you found gangsters to assault that woman in turns and even pretended as though you had nothing to do with them. You think no one was aware of this?”

Henry, who was slightly moved with compassion earlier, grew angrier as he spoke. He turned around and said to Jasper, “End this idiot. This b*stard is extremely ungrateful. If you don’t end him this time, he’ll come and bite us back in the *ss later.”

Jasper nodded in agreement.

He was not a fan of being merciful to his enemies.

When this incident passed, Zane’s pity at the moment would be quickly replaced with viciousness.

simply too many incidents to prove that

idiots had been killed by their

them, but the main character would insist on sparing them in

would be assaulted by the villain, and his father and brothers would get slashed to

storylines like that would never

lowly and humble life in his past life. He knew the ways of the

saliva to explain it to your father,” Jasper

soon as Jasper said those words,

to his feet slowly, looking maniacal and full of bitter resentment. He squeezed a sentence

dead, but since you’re so passionate about giving me trouble, I’ll have to do something to return the

door and I keep solving the problem without

coincidence that I’m a person who hates trouble and likes to solve something all at

bullcrap!” Zane roared suddenly. “Fine, don’t blame me for your

the ceramic