Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Peter replied, “I don’t seem to have any grudges with you, do I?”

“You don’t have any with me, but you do with my cousin.” Victor sighed.

“When he regains his memory and knows everything, it would be inevitable that he would take action against you, right?

“By helping him regain his memory, you’ll earn some merits, and he’s the kind of person who repays kindness. When the time comes, the merits and demerits will balance out.”

For a moment, Peter fell silent.

Victor held his shoulder even tighter. “So, how about it? Isn’t this a good business opportunity?”

Peter looked at the bodyguards in black surrounding him. Alone, he couldn’t do anything, and he certainly couldn’t fight them.

The bodyguards stared at him sternly, as if he would get beaten up in the next moment if he didn’t speak

“Mr. Hall, I’m also considering your well-being,” Victor continued. “You saw the outcome with Esme, right? She followed a devious, despicable master. What kind of consequences do you think you’ll face if you follow someone like that?

“And your childhood sweetheart, Britney. Now, she looks fine, but you should be clearer than anyone on what she has experienced.

filial child and

want them to experience things that normal people are unable

to say. All this while, he had always looked

be said that everyone looked down on Victor, thinking that he was not as smart and amazing as Conrad. With Conrad in comparison, Victor appeared to be

thought that

you looking at me like that?” Victor’s

not spoken to anyone so much for a very

was willing

really wonder how you suddenly developed brotherly

your

bad it is, I’m his cousin, which is better than being an outsider like you.” Victor’s expression became somewhat unpleasant. He really

you’ve run into some trouble recently, and

Victor was speechless.

except his mother. He won’t help you, will he?” Now Peter

released his hold on Peter’s shoulder, glancing

surrounded by the bodyguards in black who were eager and ready, like wolves ready to pounce

sneered. “Have you always been this uncouth?”

provoke me. It won’t

“Aren’t

point of shame in this situation? Didn’t you say I wanted to help Conrad recover his memories so that he could help me? As long as the issue is resolved, who cares