The Pinnacle Of Life

John just wanted to survive. He had thought this through. Even though his son had died, he could always give

birth to another one. Even if Olivia couldn’t bear another child, he could find another woman who would do

so. Moreover, it wouldn’t be a problem for him to get another seven or eight sons.

‘I’m rich, what problem is there?’ He immediately said, “It’s a secret about your father’s identity. Do you want to know that? Your father may

be dead, but wouldn’t you want to know anything about your bloodline? Your ancestors? Do you not want to

find your actual grandparents?” Both Alex and Brittany really wanted to. “Speak.”

John shook his head.

“Brittany, I’ve thought this through. If you let me go this time, I won’t cause you any

trouble from now on. Who cares if Spark died? He asked for it. But you have to let me live after I tell you

William’s secret. No more grudges or anything like that, alright?” Brittany looked towards Alex, letting him decide. Alex nodded. “Sure, we’ll let you live. As long as you tell us every single thing about my father that you

know.”

John said, “I need you to swear on your life.”

hereby swear that I will let John

me everything he knows about my father, William Rockefeller. I swear to not break any of

were to go against my words,

tell me now?” Brittany was enraged. “John, if you keep wasting our time, I will kill you even if I

William’s identity!”

‘William is dead anyway.’

who his actual parents were. So what if we find them? What can we do?’

idea

know his father’s identity. This was because the Ultimate Book of Medicine was a gift from his ancestor. Alex deeply believed that his ancestors would not be mistaken as to who their descendants were. “Okay! Okay, I’ll tell you now.” John immediately said. He

thing.

from the streets. Someone had sent William to

raise him.” Alex

details. But I heard from my father that

before!

leave your father here and come back for

along with a jade pendant. Yet decades passed

as if they

and Brittany looked towards each other. ‘Something like that actually happened?’ Brittany huffed. “Your father hid this so well for decades. But now both him and Wiliam had died,

about this at all, bringing it with him to the grave! We probably wouldn’t get this

didn’t want to survive, huh?”

“In your