Ralph Thompson, the seventh son of the Thompson family, aspired to be a crime-fighting police officer
since childhood. Now, he had fulfilled his dream and had be the captain of the first Criminal
Investigation Division in Savrow.
“Yeah, yeah! Beat him to death! Give it to him until he can’t take it anymore!” Ralph’s words also stirred
Axel’s emotions. “Can’t you detectives use some unique methods during
interrogation?”
“We prosecutors don’t have that authority. Don’t waste this chance!” Axel said, mming his fist on the
car window.
Asher, on the side, listened with a wry smile.
Wyatt Thompson’s daughters were refined and elegant, like princesses. However, his sons were
aggressive and often resorted to brute force. Even more so than him, who had once been on the
streets.
The three brothers, working together, left those targeted with only two paths – a dead end or no way
out!
Justin rushed to the hospital to apany his grandfather. Worried about Justin, Ryan insisted on
following him as well. The sports car skidded to a stop at the hospital entrance. Without any hesitation,
Justin left the car and sprinted into the hospital.
Justin’s grandfather was his only concern and attachment to the Salvador family. His grandfather was
the one who truly treated him as a beloved grandson, showering him with genuine care and affection.
“Grandpa, Grandpa…”
Justin ran like the wind, his hoarse voice murmuring repeatedly.
The moment he burst into the corridor, he saw Be sitting on a bench, cradling a sleeping Carrie in her
arms. The scene was serene, like a delicately painted oil painting capturing the tranquility of a peaceful
life.
With her longshes, Be gently caressed the girl in her arms. Her features were serene and
peaceful, emitting a radiant and holy light, though her petite figure seemed to harbor an unstoppable
and powerful force. Whenever someone needed her, she descended upon them like a redeeming
angel.
Suddenly, a sense of guilt and bitterness surged through Justin’s nose. Fortunately, she was there…
Hearing footsteps, Be lifted her head and locked eyes with Justin, their gazes meeting like rivers
converging. In that brief moment of confusion, a trace of long-lost warmth flickered in her bright eyes,
causing a throbbing in the man’s chest.
Unfortunately, it was fleeting. Be’s gaze toward him again turned indifferent, cold, and ruthless.
“Ms. Gold’s birthday banquet is over, I suppose? Is it right for Mr. Salvador to leave that mess
behind and rush over? She refrained from using foulnguage, but Justin felt as if he had been stripped
naked, publicly humiliated, and subjected to an execution on the spot.
He walked toward her step by step, his eyes filled with remorse.
Be lowered her eyes, wishing all her senses could shut down. “Grandpa has gone to sleep, and
Uncle Matt is looking after him. You should wait outside for now and let the old man rest.”
“Be… I’m sorry,” Justin struggled with his emotions, his voice hoarse.
“Sorry? Are you apologizing to me?” Be’s lips curled into a cold and mocking smile. “Justin, the one
you should be apologizing to is Grandpa lying inside, just barely escaping the gates of hell. Why would
you owe me an apology? I have nothing to do with you. Grandpa, at least, cared for you once. I hope
you can spare some time to be with him. I happened to be here this time, but what about next time?
Grandpa won’t always be lucky, and the Grim Reaper won’t show mercy each time.”
As she spoke, a faint pain gripped her heart. She took a deep breath, her eyes turning red. “I just hate
it. I hate that he’s not my biological grandfather. I hate that I can’t be with him all the time. I wish I could
sew a small pocket on my body and put Grandpa in it so I can take care of him every moment.
})
“Be…” Justin’s throat tightened, bitterness filling his lungs and rendering him speechless. His
apologies seemed worthless in Be’s eyes. They had lost any significance.
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“Justin!” At this moment, Ryan hurriedly walked in. He nced at Be with a confused expression
before turning to Justin and saying in a deep voice, “Come out. I need to talk to you.”