Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 488

“Zaydon Woode, you rascal! You were on your way to snitch on us, weren’t you? You’ve been acting all strange for these past few days. Well, now we know it’s ’cause you’re acting as a spy for Blood-Drinker Gang!” said Great Elder, glaring at him with his fists clenched.

“Zaydon, we have always treated you well. Not to mention, you’re the helmsman for Mus Hall! How dare you betray us when you’re given hundreds and thousands of dollars to spend every month?” Mick asked between gritted teeth.

Zaydon suddenly scoffed, to everyone’s surprise. “Haha, you can only blame yourself for my betrayal since you wouldn’t allow me to marry Candy. Besides, Blood-Drinker Gang pays me very well for my service too. They’ll definitely wipe Mus Hall out once they get wind of your rebellion. The leader of the gang told me he along with the other elders would come here and kill you if you dare to rebel against them. Then, I’ll take over as the new master of Mus Hall. What’s more, they also promised to make Candy my wife!”

Candy became red with anger when she heard that. She glared at him and said, “Shame on you, Zaydon! I’ve already told you I don’t like you in that way. I’ve always seen you as a big brother and nothing more. Besides, why are you so obsessed with me?”

the all-consuming love I feel for you an obsession. I have nothing else to say to any of you now that my life is in your hands. Kill me

locked up for some time. However, he was also confident he would

gave him the illusion

wish!” Severin smiled coldly

at Severin with a shocked expression

“This…”

look at Mick. It all happened so suddenly. They never expected Severin would

the same power as I do. We should be thanking him for exterminating

she saw how decisive he could be. To the crowd, she said, “Zaydon deserves to die for being a spy! It was a good thing Mister Severin caught him before he had the chance to report back to Blood-Drink Gang. I’m

if they knew we were going to attack them. Even if we came out victorious in the end, we would have lost many of our men. Therefore, an insidious and cunning