The First Heir

Had she been kidnapped?

The driver threw away his instant noodles and walked over with a baseball bat.

The sound of it against the floor triggered Martha’s every nerve.

She yelled, “Don’t kill me! I’ll give you money, I’ll give you money!”

However, when she saw the person after he got closer, she was completely stunned as if she had been struck by lightning.

“You!” Martha screamed in terror.

The driver in a black skintight outfit removed his cap and guffawed malevolently. He said, “Aunt Martha, I trust you’ve been well since we last met. It looks like you still remember me.”

“Joel… Joel, did you get the wrong person? I asked you to teach Philip, that useless bum, a lesson. Please let me go. My head hurts. Take me to the hospital now.”

Martha wailed. She was petrified.

Joel was only two steps away from her. He squatted down, and she could see that his face was so thin he looked disfigured. His eyes were sunken, and he had dark eye circles. He looked like a ghost.

“Shhh.” Joel lifted a finger in front of his cracked lips. He laughed sinisterly, “Aunt Martha, I didn’t get the wrong person.”

Did not get the wrong person?

She sobbed and said,

know what you’ve done? Do you know the reason I’m like this is because

because of your bullsh*t

yelling while being on the brink of insanity. Martha was trembling fiercely from terror. She sobbed and said, “I-I don’t know what

“Let you go?”

eyes went wide as he looked at Martha eerily. He reached out his hand and grabbed Martha’s

was confused. She did not know what

Joel was too scary.

like this once be

there must be a mistake. I really

was terror-stricken. Her entire body was

I’ll beat you

kicked Martha a few times on her stomach, then grabbed the baseball bat

stopped when Martha lay on

stop. I was

body was in excruciating pain. It

It was so painful!

like she was about to

don’t want to die? Okay, do something for me and

the badly wounded Martha

a dog on the brink of death. She got up and knelt on the floor as if she had seen a glimpse of hope. She