• Prev Chapter
  • Background
    Font family
    Font size
    Line hieght
    Full frame
    No line breaks
  • Next Chapter

Chapter 936

Helen certainly did not understand why Frank would go all out, even sending for bodyguards."It is." Frank nodded solemnly, and he was concerned over none other than the Talnamese's presence here.novelbin

The only person who had a connection with them was most likely Frank himself. After all, the Talnamese still held a grudge forthe time when the Lord of the Southern Woods led an insurgency into Talnam and almost abducted their king.

As the only son of the Lord of the Southern Woods, Frank was worried that the Talnamese were after him.

And those folks were known for their savagery—if they really had Gina, Frank would not risk letting Helen get caught by themtoo.

And most of all, he would not allow himself to be used as a bargaining chip against his own father. He would rather die than allowhimself to get involved with that man again, especially if it was because of his own competence.

With that, Frank brought Ned along in his Maserati and drove straight to the outer reaches of South Morhen.

Ned had made many calls along the way, and it took them half an hour to find the right factory, which also took them out ofMorhen borders.

"It's not my fault, Aunt Gina!" Cindy Zonda sobbed in that factory, leveling a guilty stare at Gina.She was left battered all over with blood-red lines lining her skin, clearly having been whipped repeatedly."You little..." Gina could snap right then.

She was tied to a pipe. She had also been beaten up and could not speak coherently, aside from mumbling the occasionalcurse.

"It's not my fault!" Cindy bawled. "It was that ruby. Turns out it belonged to Talnamese royalty! It's a national treasure, but hesomehow stole it and gave it to us. He clearly wanted us dead! That's why | was captured when | headed abroad. We'd get killedif we didn't get the ruby back! | have no choice, Aunt Gina!"

“And you sold it for just 500 million!" Gina almost choked right then, while disappointment welled up within her.

It turned out that everything Frank said was the truth—the ruby was worth ten billion dollars, but Cindy had to sell it for just 500million, which she proceeded to squander abroad.

"Heh. | really don't care how much you sold it for."

A scrawny dark-skinned man strodeover just then, brandishing his whipas ne sneered. "Bri ys\the raby} bri\dieipairtuty ke me—none of

oN like the feeling of insectsSaul in your belly. The soundsthey make when they eat yourinnards..." The content is onNovelDrama.Org! Read the latestchapter there!

As he walked up to Cindy with asavage smile, Cindy said in Lapgyisn,"Please onttkilemieh (definitely gettle Hib ack, don't worry! Right, AuntGina?!" The content is onNovelDrama.Org! Read the latestchapter there!

Knowing that Cindy had dragged herinto this, Gina een Oe chpice out tdcfeneh RerGaw &n nod. The contentis on NovelDrama.Org! Read the latestchapter there!

"J-Just don't hurt us. | can make a call. I'll ask someone to bring the ruby to you," she said.A flip phone was thrown at her nonchalantly right then.

"Do it now!" The Talnamese man urged her, growling.

Use arrow keys (or A / D) to PREV/NEXT chapter