“Let’s go.” Duncan turned around and left.


    Boris chuckled. “You don’t want to watch her jump?”


    Duncan smiled faintly. “If it were Hera, I might consider it, but this is Helena. Kai is dead, so her life isn’t


    worth much. It’d be a waste of time watching her jump.”


    He paused when he mentioned Hera. He turned to look toward the woman and Melody who were not


    far away. Nash would probably be distressed if he got Boris to get rid of them.


    Boris followed his gaze and immediately guessed what he was thinking. “Are you thinking of having me


    eliminate them?” he asked with augh.


    Duncan turned back briefly before continuing forward. “I did have that thought, but it’s unnecessary.


    What use am I if I were to get you to do everything?”


    He wanted to seek revenge on Nash using his own methods. have your power, and I have my tricks.


    It’s a matter of whether yo fists or my brain are more effective.”


    The more Boris observed Duncan, the more he appreciated him. He was on par with the strategists


    from the ck Wind Mountains.


    On the rooftop of the building, Helena was dressed in a pristine white dress. The wind was biting, and


    despite the onset of winter, Helena seemed impervious to the cold. Perhaps the pain in her heart had


    overshadowed every other sensation.


    Helena did not even get to see Kai onest time after she woke up in the hospital. Her mother had left


    home, thepany was facing bankruptcy, and now her beloved man had departed from this world.


    She could not find a reason to keep going.


    Suddenly, there were footsteps behind her. The security officers and fire brigade had arrived. The


    leading young man who was dressed in a suit whispered, “Split up. If you see an opportunity, take it. I’ll


    distract her.”


    He was a negotiation expert from the inspection bureau and held a doctoral degree in psychology.


    “Ms. Lewis, can we talk?” the young man asked gently.


    “Shut up.” Helena turned and leaned forward slightly when she saw them trying to stop her. “If any of


    you dare to step forward or say one more word, I’ll jump!”


    The negotiation expert felt a pang of concern and quickly raised his hands to halt the group’s


    movements. He was most worried dealing with someone who would not even give him a chance to


    speak.


    Of the only two times he messed up in the past, both individuals wi ended themselves were like this. If


    he said anything, she might actually jump. While she might be bluffing, he did not dare gamble with her


    life.


    “Have Helena’s parents been found?” the young man asked someone beside him.


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    “No, her mother left home and hasn’t returned. Her father has a mental disorder and is undergoing


    psychological treatment at the hospital. We don’t dare to inform him about this incident.”


    The young man shook his head with a bitter expression.


    At that moment, Hera rushed over, her voice trembling as she called out, “Helena…”


    Hna’s delicate figure shivered. Closing her eyes, she cried out,”


    Isn’t Nash supposed to be powerful? Why couldn’t he save Kai? Why?”


    “Helena, Kai didn’t die!” Hera hastily revealed the truth.


    “I don’t need yourfort! Everything that’s happening to me now is what I deserve for how I treated


    you before!” Helena refused to believe Hera’s words. She assumed Hera was trying to deceive her just


    to lure her down.


    “I’m not lying to you. Kai really didn’t die. Nash is treating him. If youe with me to Royal Bay, you’ll


    see. Or I can video call with Nash and show you!” Hera took out her phone and called Nash via video


    call.


    However, the phone rang for a long time without an answer. “P answer the call!” Hera was getting


    agitated.


    Hna smiled faintly. “Hera, please take care of my father for me and tell him I’m sorry.” With that, she


    closed her eyes, preparing to jump.


    “What’s wrong, Hera?”