Surprised Wife With Twins

Chapter 2204: Rupert's Conscience is Gone

Around noon... In a relatively remote suburb, the abandoned factory was desolate, with weeds growing all around. Rupert, who had been hungry and thirsty all night, was still tied to that pillar. No one cared about his life or death, as if he had been abandoned. He looked extremely weak, his stomach growling with hunger. He couldn't find a comfortable position; his whole body was numb, blood circulation was poor, and his head felt dizzy.

The scorching sun shone directly down; there were no windows installed here. The sunlight beamed harshly on him, making him feel inexplicably irritable. The surroundings were exceptionally quiet, and Ruper was enveloped in fear, his heart far from calm.

He closed his eyes and leaned against the pillar, waiting for death with a heart full of despair. Memories of his parents' sacrifices over the years and the first girl who entered his heart, Summer, flashed through his mind. They now seemed so distant, as if they belonged to another century. He wondered if he would ever see them again in this lifetime.

Rupert knew very well that he owed the most to his parents. They had sacrificed a lot for him, worked hard to save money to send him abroad for studies, and lived frugally their whole lives to buy him a marital home. As he thought about it, tears of regret rolled down his cheeks. At this moment, he felt genuine remorse.

of leather shoes scraping the ground reached him, approaching from afar with lazy steps that grew clearer. Rupert's nerves tightened slightly as he slowly opened his eyes. It wasn't an illusion-someone

walking toward him. The men had one hand behind their backs and a cigarette in the other hand, occasionally taking a puff. The smoke rings blurred

on the

presence. As they stopped in front of him, Rupert gradually regained consciousness and became alert again. With a large towel stuffed in his mouth, he couldn't make a sound, but his survival instinct flared up instantly. His tired and bloodshot eyes lit up with hope as

the towel from his mouth, he would immediately beg for mercy like a

up for no reason. He owed so much money that he couldn't remember what his creditors

borrowed ten thousand here

he was at the end of his rope. Although he had no money now, he had Summer. As long as Summer was his fiancée, she had to help! She had

break off the engagement, Summer would