Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 266

“Oh? Well, what are you waiting for then? We won’t be joining you to meet the a*sa*sin, but I’ll drive you to the hotel.” Victor was overjoyed. “Severin must’ve offended quite a lot of people, but if you didn’t hire. those a*sa*sins from earlier, then who did?”

A cunning look appeared in Jada’s eyes as she mulled over the possible people who could have hired the a*sa*sins from earlier. “I know! It must be Rufus! I heard that Rufus likes Diane too, and Severin offended. him before as well.”

“Haha, Severin’s lucky to be able to survive this long, but his days are numbered if he keeps offending everyone he meets. He’s overestimating himself if he thinks he can get away with offending both the Chavezes and the Horsfields!” Victor finally felt a lot less angry after hearing what Jada said.

When Jada arrived at the VIP room, Edward and Easton were already waiting there.

“Hasn’t the a*sa*sin arrived yet?” Jada asked as she sat down.

but soon!” Edward

some off-handed remarks about Severin, which then triggered Severin to punch your father in the face. Your family even lost

bitterly. “He’s fine. It’s just a little nosebleed. Severin

then looked at Edward. “It’s a shame you left a little too early, Edward. You would’ve managed to see the thrilling fight if only you left about

the hotel to reserve a VIP

and wanted to a*sa*sinate him. Severin was too powerful though, and even though the first two a*sa*sins nearly killed him with their first attack, he dodged them easily and killed them on the spot. Then, this old man. came out of nowhere to try and kill him, but it was the old guy

people? They’re probably not

faint smile.

her head. “Even though they were killed in the end, their speed was still relatively fast, more so than many other bodyguards. In particular, the young man and the young woman who attacked Severin first had synchronized so perfectly that you could immediately tell they were well-trained individuals. I initially a*sumed that they were the a*sa*sins we hired, and I only

they were reluctant to spend too much money and ended up hiring people who weren’t skilled enough.

true. Those a*sa*sins were hired by ordinary people, and they