It was undoubtedly exhrating news, but the room was deadly silent.


    Be halted, her tone calm. "Ralph told me that before the execution, Shannon had already broken down mentally, pissed herself, and couldn''t walk. They dragged her to the execution ground. That scene mus be satisfying."


    Justin''s thin lips parted, and his voice was hoarse and low. "Was it by injection or shooting?"


    "Injection."


    Be looked at the man''s dark, deep eyes, pursing her red lips. "Wasn''t shooting her considered merciful? She struggled in agony for ten minutes after being injected with poison before her heart stopped beating.


    "She was tied to a chair when she died, limbs stiff and face twisted. Although the short ten minutes were not enough for her to atone for your mother''s death, at least she received the retribution she deserved." Justin slowly lowered his head,plicated emotions surging within his heaving chest.


    Shannon was dead. He could let the past be forgotten.


    He should have pped his hands in joy, but the satisfaction came toote, and he was not as excited as he imagined he would be.


    "After Shannon died, the court informed Chairman Salvador to im the body for cremation. After all, he still had not divorced Shannon and was still her husband legally. But Chairman Salvador refused toe, so the court cremated Shannon''s body."


    Be''s lips curled into a mocking angle. "They were married, and Shannon bore him two children, but Chairman Salvador was not even willing to see her off. Howmentable."


    "Hmph! If he really went to collect that wicked woman''s body, he could give up on his position as Chairman. He might as well be a garbage collector!"


    Nigel''s gaze sharpened, and he patted hisp. "No matter what, my grandson has finally repaid his blood debt. This is a joyful asion. Matt! Inform the kitchen to add a few more dishes tonight. We will open a bottle of fine wine and celebrate!"


    Matt smiled in a good mood. "Yes. I''ll instruct them right away."


    "Also, send someone out on an errand to check if there are ces selling fireworks nearby. Buy some and let''s set them off!"


    Justinughed. "Grandpa, that''s not necessary. Besides, you live in a secluded ce. How could there be any ces selling fireworks nearby? Stop making things difficult for Uncle Matt."N?velDrama.Org (C) content.


    "Uncle Matt, there''s a shop selling fireworks on the street five miles away from Grandpa Nigel''s vi. I used to frequent that shop to buy fireworks for Grandpa Nigel. You can send someone to buy some. The shop should still be open at this hour." Be smiled sweetly.


    Justin nced at her in surprise, feeling shocked.


    Frequent?


    When had she done all this? He knew nothing about it!


    Matt gave Be a thumbs-up. "Old Master Nigel, only Ms. Thompson understands you. She''s more like your biological granddaughter than a granddaughter-inw!"


    Upon hearing it, Be, usually calm andposed, intertwined her fingers shyly. Her face flushed.


    "You don''t say! Anna treats me like family. The entire Salvador familybined isn''t as considerate toward me as she is."


    Nigel''s ambiguous gazended on


    Justin''s nk face, carrying a hint ofint. "Brat, do you even know what your grandfather''s habits and interests are? Anna knows all about it. During the three years you were married, Anna came to Crescent Bay to apany me whenever she was free. I love setting fireworks and sometimes firecrackers. Whenever I wanted, Anna would do her best to satisfy me.


    "This child has kept mepany through countless lonely days. It''s a pity that I''m one foot in the grave and can''t do more for her... In the future, you must make up for what I owe Anna and treat her better!" "Grandpa..." Justin''s breath hitched, and he felt his throat tighten up.


    "Grandpa Nigel, Justin has always been good to me. He''s treating me exceptionally well."


    Be was afraid Nigel would


    overthink, so she quickly reassured


    him with a mischievous smile. "Moreover, I willingly kept you


    company. I learned a lot from


    you,


    picking up new skills each tinge I


    visited. Hehe... You didn''t expect it,


    right?"


    Before her voice fell, she suddenly saw a tall shadow before her eyes.