Chapter 132

Amid the vast sea, there wasn’t much difference between making one or three people disappear.

Johnson convulsed violently from head to toe, having sensed Anthony’s intention. He really wants me dead! he thought.

In a flash, fear washed over Johnson, and he shouted at the top of his lungs, “I’ll tell you, Mr. Hoffman…”

The dark

that crashed against the cruise ship’s hull made heavy thuds while every hair on Johnson’s body stood on end from fright.

The bodyguards observed the gloomy and unmoving Anthony, who simply gazed at the distant sea

in silence.

Terrified, Johnson quickly confessed, “I tied her up outside the window. She was right outside when you went in!”

His voice was hoarse, panicked, and even cracked.

Anthony’s expression instantaneously changed as intense coldness surged in his eyes.

The bodyguards threw Johnson on the deck, leaving him to curl up on the ground and scream in pain.

Anthony walked over grimly, looking down from above as he demanded in an ice–cold voice, “Say that again!”

No longer daring to lie and feign ignorance, Johnson answered with difficulty while convulsing, “When you went in, I was afraid you’d find her, so I tied her outside the window. But then the rope came undone afterward, and she was gone…”

He, too, regretted his decision to go after Genevieve. Had it not been for that, he wouldn’t have fallen into his current predicament.

Johnson slumped on the ground in agony and cried bitterly, “Mr. Hoffman, I didn’t want her to die. I swear! I was just afraid to be caught by you. I planned to drag her back after you leave, but I really don’t know why she’s gone!”

Unbeknownst to him, the faces of the two women nearby had turned exceedingly dark..

Lauraine, panic–stricken, was trembling all over with a face as white as a sheet, unable to say a single word.

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Anthony blanched as well, feeling an overwhelming pain in his chest that left his breathing labored. as if something had hit his heart hard.

‘In other words, when I stormed into Room 602 to look for Genevieve, she was actually tied up outside the window.

was right outside, just a few feet away, and yet I didn’t realize it! I didn’t notice anything!‘

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brooded.

within reach engulfed Anthony in regret. In an instant, a heavy weight that was enough to crush his heart settled in his

darkening. The overwhelming emotions in his eyes showed

there was no way

here.

why? What did

thoughts flooded his mind. Anthony’s heart sank even lower

admit it and still held a bit of hope that pressing Johnson here would give him answers, that ominous thought was starting to feel

rope had snapped, and she had fallen on the packed cruise ship, it was impossible that it could’ve gone

other possibility was that she didn’t fall on the cruise ship but directly into the sea.

an inverted trapezoid, with a wide top and narrow bottom. The chances of

heart clenched in pain as dense beads of sweat formed on his forehead. His fear made him unable to face this harsh

planned for her had led her to tragedy. It was only understandable

he realized he had for Genevieve had come too late. He didn’t even know how long ago it was exactly that she’d taken root in his heart, occupying the most important position.

do that? Answer me!” With ferocious, bloodshot eyes, Anthony grabbed Johnson by the collar frigidly.

now as though he

the torture. Anthony’s violent action made him involuntarily tilt his head back and hit

that, Johnson

and wake Johnson up, though it seemed more. like he

rage.

the ground, virtually about to take his dying breath. As it was the first time Lauraine saw her brother acting this

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fright.

Anthony’s arm tremblingly and urged, “Tony, stop it. He

shake her off, but right then, a massive

involuntarily fall outward, hitting the railing. As long as he let go of his grip,

the sea and vanish.

waiting for you down there.

he did just

who was standing

his arm.

success. Louis and Genevieve, like drops of

stayed by Anthony’s

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