Wilbur said, “It’s time to give them their big present. You know what to do.”

“Understood, Boss. They’re going to pay for sure,” Faye replied.

Wilbur smiled. “Get some rest. Don’t worry about me tomorrow. I’ll go on my own.”

“Alright, Boss.”

Wilbur got up and returned to his room.

Faye stared at his retreating figure and let out a small sigh.

If she had been the one to be mistreated and humiliated like this, she would be sure to return it tenfold. Her boss was far too nice. However, she was not. She had never gone soft on her enemies before.

The next day.

Wilbur woke up at around ten in the morning. He walked out of the house, then drove off to Southlake Resort Island.

It was time for him to get some closure.

At the same time, an SUV with a military badge on it stopped in front of house number one.

A tall and broad-shouldered middle-aged man stepped out of the car.

He was dressed in regular clothes, but it was not hard to tell from his appearance that he was someone from the army.

The man rang the doorbell. Susie opened the door and cheered, “Dad! You’re finally home!”

“Yes. Where’s your grandpa?” The man asked.

locking himself in his room all day and acting all mysterious. That scammer’s really gotten to him.”

health?” The

once, “Grandpa took the medicine that the Seechertown medical team brought over, and he’s doing much better now. He just had a couple of tests done on him, and all the

lesson. No one’s taking advantage of the Grayson family name,” the man mused coldly.

to teach him a lesson, or someone else might think they can get close to Grandpa in the future.”

said to the driver, “Call up that scammer and tell

and said carefully, “He said that he’s at a wedding over at

he act all

got into the car, and the

breath. “You lying bastard, you’re going to get it.

to her grandfather’s room. She paused briefly before calling out, “Grandpa, it’s time to go for your workout. You haven’t come out of your

could only call out over

he would still need to work

at Susie irritably. “Are you

Don’t be so stubborn,”

my body. You can cut the nagging. Are you doing all

could you say that, Grandpa? If it hadn’t been for the Seechertown medical team’s care and ours, your condition

scoffed, “Do you really think that you did all the work.”

as well. “Didn’t we? You should know that your body’s at its limit, and you’re relying on the medicine to keep you alive. If it hadn’t been for the medicine and me

tears as she

grateful for her care toward him all those years in the slightest, yet that scammer had him dancing to the scammer’s tune with just a few

the sight of his granddaughter in this state. He went into his room, took out the medicine from his shoe cabinet, and

Benjamin said, “Take a look. This is what your medicine’s

wiped her tears away in a daze, staring blankly at

right there. Susie picked up the box slowly and

were neatly lined up, completely untouched.

on here?” Susie asked in

of all that medicine. I’ve not touched any of

in a state of shock. “B-But

Susie and frowned. “Isn’t it obvious? What did my

that your vital signs were all t-taking a turn for the b-better, and that even your fibrotic lungs

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