My Love Until the Last Goodbye by Alut

Chapter 0730

Marcus ended the call and returned to his preparations. The fury in his eyes burned brighter than ever, his face. devoid of any trace of humanity. The thought of losing his son–just like in the past–sent ice through his veins. He would do whatever it took to bring him back.

“Marcus, my friend! It’s been far too long,” said a man with a rough, gravelly voice as he entered the room.

“My friend, I wish this reunion were under better circumstances,” Marcus replied tensely.

“Ah, Marcus, what are friends for? Besides, it’s been a while since we had this kind of fun.”

“How’s it going? Have you made any progress?”

“The old man’s a mute–his tongue’s been cut out, and he won’t even make a sound. So we started with the old woman. She wouldn’t stop screaming, so we had to calm her down a bit.”

“Good. But don’t go too far–I want to interrogate her myself. Is the camera set up?”

Everything’s ready for the show. Just

“Perfect.”

the country. According to our sources, the

to waste,” Marcus said as he stepped into a room covered in plastic, even the floors. gleaming with its

moved through the space with practiced ease, humming a lullaby under his breath to steady the nerves gnawing at his resolve. The melody calmed him, a small reprieve

core.

these, he almost appreciated Maximus’s cowardice. His hesitation spared him from witnessing the monster Marcus truly was. Marcus knew the Levetts better than anyone and understood what they were capable of. But if

Marcus for what he really was–and uncovered the secrets Marcus

Saints–Frank Levett’s wife–was bound to a chair in the center. On a nearby table lay an array of tools,

a chair in front of the unconscious woman

cloth closer to her face, she began to stir. Her body jerked violently, muffled screams

longer the sharp, imposing woman he had remembered, but an aging figure–her fear made her seem even smaller. For a brief moment,

pity wasn’t something he could afford. Not now.

I want answers. Your husband has kidnapped my son, and I