The Pinnacle Of Life

The two of them entered the basement. Alex Rockefeller woke Granny Blackwood with a direct kick. “Tell me. Who sent you to harm Madame Claire, Lady Dorothy, and me?” Alex asked. Splat!

The old woman spat a mouthful of saliva at Waltz Fleur. Waltz, however, easily avoided it. Waltz knew early on that this old woman was peculiar, one that could inflict a person with parasitic diseases.

The old woman probably possessed countless poisonous items. After dodging the spit, Waltz directly picked

up a long wooden stick and started hitting the old woman. Wham! Wham! Wham!

Granny Blackwood cried out in pain right away. Waltz showed no mercy. She went for Granny Blackwood’s weakest spots that would induce the greatest

amount of pain.

All women had similar weak-spots on their bodies. It didn’t matter if one was old or young; the pain would

still be unbearable. “If you don’t tell me, I’ll beat you until you die,” Waltz said.

Wham! Wham! Wham!

Granny Blackwood’s limbs were all tied up. She couldn’t move at all. The stick landed on the parts of her

body that hurt the most, and she couldn’t even dodge the attack

Granny Blackwood wasn’t a woman with unyielding integrity. More

from the Assex family for setting her up. After being hit a few times,

Joanne Carlton made me do this,” she cried. “Who is Joanne Carlton?” Alex asked.

the rest of your lives. You were all

coma,” Granny Blackwood said.

help but feel the urge to murder

too. “I never would

woman won’t cross,” he said. “Why did she do this?” Waltz asked. Granny Blackwood was the one who answered this question. “Joanne, that old woman wanted to take

that someone would be heading there

to do is give her a call and tell her I’ve poisoned you too,

I want you to do her what she wanted to

it?” Alex asked. Granny Blackwood wanted nothing more than to survive right now. At

do? She immediately

with a cold

to

Lady Emma Assex was incredibly excited that she was once again

Dorothy-Alex Constructions. Yesterday, when Lady Emma heard that Lady Dorothy Assex’s

they would be forever

couldn’t sleep all night.