Elissa gritted her teeth and dodged Patrick’s advances. She roared irritably, “Patrick Klein! What the hell are you trying to do?

Do you want to break up this family?”

Just as Patrick was about to swing the mop, the phone in the living room suddenly rang. Amidst the chaos, the boldest of the servants went to answer the phone.

“Hello, Klein residence. You want to speak with Mr. Klein? I’m afraid he’s… Busy right now.”

The servant glanced at Patrick, who was about to hit Ritchie with the mop. The caller seemed persistent so she handed over the phone to Patrick, her body trembling slightly.

“Sir, it’s your assistant.” Patrick was in a fit of rage. He snatched the phone from her impatiently and spat into the receiver,

“What?”

“The police have caught several of our men. The man who was sent to kill Sebastian is among them,” the assistant reported anxiously.

“Sir, we have to get him out of there. If the police followed this lead, they’ll trace it back to the Klein family soon.

We have to stop them!” The assistant was so anxious that he raised his voice. Patrick heard his words loud and clear. Ritchie, Elissa, and Patrick all froze in place with a look of horror on their faces.

Ritchie cursed, “Fuck! Sebastian moved really fast! Mom, we’re in trouble now!”

pale. She tugged at Patrick’s arm and asked desperately, “What should

He hung up the phone and said through

is all your damned fault. This isn’t

left the house, Elissa’s knees buckled from underneath her and she collapsed to the ground in

over. He dragged his tired body to the

asked anxiously. Patrick ignored the water.

We’ll have to sacrifice it for the

this, Ritchie and Elissa looked at each other and all

cultivated by Patrick when they first came to Seacisco. It took care of the nasty, under-the-table deals in

cold, stony expression, Patrick stood up and declared, “From now on,

yourselves

on the sofa wordlessly, looking dispirited. She was in deep trouble this time. In the hospital in Barnes, Sebastian had just gotten off the phone. His eyes landed on the TV, which

I heard that the cinema collapsed because

the TV. Sebastian pointed the remote at the TV and turned it off. “There’ll always be bad guys,” he said lazily. What he didn’t tell Natalie was

which was

had built over the last two decades. He was weak now. A trace of imperceptible contempt flashed in Sebastian’s eyes. But it was a pity that he was cooped up in

the work. If it were

shrugged and proceeded to put the basin on the bedside table. She dipped a towel in it, wrung out the excess

you can leave the hospital in

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