Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 975

“Janet,” Lara sounded hesitant. “You can’t be serious about going, right?”

Janet kept quiet when she heard that.

After a long pause, she finally drawled, “Why shouldn’t I go?”

“Janet, you are walking into the lion’s den!” Lara was clearly agitated as she thought to herself, I can’t just sit around and let Janet take the risk.

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“Don’t worry. I shall accept my fate if I were to die in their hands so easily.” Janet had a casual tone, but she sounded slightly evil too. The risks are high but the chances of winning are equally high.

Her gaze was bottomless and unreadable; it was almost impossible to guess her thoughts. I finally have information on Prime Minister Welch. How can I not show up since he is about to escape right under my nose? In any case, if I fail to assassinate him, I do not have the right to call myself Shadow 1 of the world of assassination.

Lara knew that Janet would not budge after deciding on an issue, so she stopped advising against the latter’s decision. “By the way, somebody from Markovia posted a mission which is worth a billion. Are you interested?” she asked.

“Nope.” Janet shook her head without missing a beat.

sighed. “I haven’t even informed you

squinted at her without

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project, but I have no idea what it is about.” Lara also heard about that from those within the

“A billion in funds is normal if it is a research project.” Currently, a billion isn’t tempting enough for me. The only thing I want is to accomplish my mission

living

confirmed that there was no one around after

behind her while greeting her with

reply. “Where

stairs. “Young Master Mason is

he sleeping so early, though? That’s out of the ordinary. Janet took her

but nobody

the end, she

Mason lying in bed, a sheen of cold sweat on his forehead. He was currently curled up tightly

away and she rushed forward to check

touched his hand

speaking to him

out that it was Janet, Mason called out for