Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 2564

The young man looked into the distance as he recounted.

"Those people went by the following names: Gary Chance, Fez Sullard, Cody Wentz, and Kevin Jenkins. All four of them committed a murder, but no one else knew about it. Gary was the most evil out of the four of them. One day, while Gary was selling his mirrors in Grindstone Town, he met and fell for the wife of Walter Colt, an antique dealer.

Colt's wife, Holly Summers, was also a fickle woman herself who was almost never loyal to her husband. She saw that Gary was interested in her and began sneaking him sultry glances here and there to seduce him. The two of them hooked up, and eventually, Gary came up with a plan to make Holly his own.

Holly was only with Walter for his money and wanted him dead a long time ago so she could ride off into the sunset with his money and a man she actually loved. Yet Holly could not bring herself to do such a thing on her own and thus teamed up with Gary to plot against Walter.

In the end, Gary poisoned Walter's food. This caused Walter to shout when he realized he was being poisoned, and Gary strangled him with a rope before anyone else could hear him. Gary and Holly then snuck Walter's corpse out of the house, throwing him down an ancient well.

he was away for work and had left his antique shop to Gary in the meantime. Gary and Walter had long since struck up a firm friendship, and often helped Walter out in the shop as well. This

enough money for Gary to live ten

did not turn out as such. Not long after Walter had been dealt with, Holly cooked a sumptuous dinner for her husband one fine evening. They wined and dined, and

her childhood sweetheart. Gary awoke the next morning to realize that Holly had run away with everything. He was beside himself with fury and hated Holly to no end, but there was nothing

only closing it down and

been Gary's best friends since he was a young boy. The four of them spent all their time together after Gary returned to Gemglass Village. Eventually, six months had passed since the antique shop had closed

more shameless and confident. He had spent all the money made from selling the antiques by now, and hardly wanted to go back to

had caused it. They were understandably shocked, but Gary managed to