Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 1130

Albert's words may seem ordinary, but they radiated an air of authority.

Wilbur heaved a sigh of relief internally, letting out a smile. "Alright. I'm going to let loose, then."

"Okay. All I'm worried about is your safety. You're on your own there, after all. But since there's been a change and you sound confident enough, full speed ahead. The department will cover you if anything happens," said Albert.

"Thank you, sir," Wilbur replied.

The call ended, and he let out a loud sigh.

Sophie interjected, "I'm sorry, sir. I've caused you so much trouble."

She knew that Wilbur now had no choice but to change his plan, and it was all because of her.

Sophie had inadvertently exposed other forces from Dasha who were hiding here as well. She was filled with nothing but regret, to the point that she was ready to sacrifice her life.

The only thing stopping her was that she did not want to die in humiliation, wanting to contribute at least a little if she could.

That would at least bring her some comfort knowing she died for a good cause.

her. "Like I said earlier, you're a good cop, but you haven't quite made the cut yet. Go back to focusing on

not good enough for that now. I'll remember your

at the

of soldiers surged in from all directions to completely

at the sight, bolting

and Jasper each stood right outside of the town along with their children and three Sanctuary level

with their heads bowed then, looking over at a man standing next to them. He had long, black hair

seemed to speak of sorrow, radiating a strange air of maturity

him was enough to make any woman's

enter the battle at all, Master. We've asked for your presence just in case of danger,"

"Sure. I've taken the jade pendant back, anyway. This is the only

not help but sigh,

know what exactly you've been doing. The only reason I haven't taken all of you out is on account of the care your ancestors have shown me. I would never stand for your actions otherwise,"

four elders paled in the face, not daring to

knew just how terrible

exchanged glances

the four elders gave their orders,