His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 33

Chapter 33

The blande had only suttered a dislocated ann. With a cast on, it would heal in no time. 30 thousand dollars to take the fall? That was a steall

But the tattooed man wasn't satisfied. "go thousand dollars? Are you kidding me? I'm ruined for life! I want a million!"

The masked man exhaled in rellet. A million was manageable. The young lady they worked for had said anything under five million would be fine,

As long as they confessed to the crime and didn't mention anyone else being involved, they would get the money for free.

If they mentioned being hired, the Yates and Jacobson familles would investigate, and it wouldn't take long for the trail to lead back to her.

He had already prepared to offer two million if the tattooed man refused. But who would've guessed the guy would settle for just one million?

Frine,"

"the masked man said in a low voice. "Give me your bank account number. I'll transfer the money soon. But if you dare leak a word about this, not only will you lose the money, but you'll also lose your life. Think carefully"

The masked man's threat was cold. "If you confess, the worst you'll face is a few years in prison. But if you slip up, I'll make sure you don't get out alive." The tattooed min and the blond man were visibly shaken

million like it was nothing was

believed he

man lett, Stephen's assistant,

wrong? Is there something else-"The tattooed man initially thought the masked man had retumed and blurted out the question. But before he could finish, he realized this was someone else and quickly

were cold.

the tattooed man answered, glancing

are you? What do you

"why did you harus Ms. Yates

man shrugged. "We saw her, thought she was pretty, and got a little carried

in agreement. "Yeah, she was

"Watch your mouth. It you say one

in black

the blond man were dumbfounded What

had

the truth. Think

terrified to speak. If they had, they would not only lose

had only acted

information from

money

call from the police station. They informed her that the charges of intentional harm