The Almighty Lord Caspian by Cath Nitfisch

Chapter 356 The Masseys Apologize

Upon hearing what Eric said, Caspian fixed his eyes on him.

His piercing gaze unsettled everyone.

With just a single look, he made them feel tense and pressured.

Saul and Jessica exchanged looks, feeling a sense of relief.

Yet, a strange smile spread out across Caspian’s face. No one could read his expression or figure out what he was thinking.

“Have you thought things through, Eric? If you confess to being the mastermind of these crimes, you’ll be imprisoned for life, and you might even get the death penalty!” Caspian asked.

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Eric began hesitantly, but in the end, he did not finish his sentence.

He feared death just like any other ordinary human being, but what choice did he have? There was no other option available to him.

After a brief struggle with himself, Eric decided against resisting. All he could do was accept his fate.

“Eric! Are you trying to worm your way out of taking responsibility for all the heinous crimes you committed behind our backs? Even if you’re willing to risk it all, you should think about your family!” Saul shouted at Eric with all the strength he could muster.

He was frightened that Eric would spill the beans on everything.

Eric froze briefly before letting out a hollow sigh. He couldn’t say anything.

“That’s right. It was all my doing. I confess to the crimes! I accept whatever punishment that is given to me!” Eric declared with his head lowered.

Saul exhaled in relief. Since Eric had confessed to the crimes, Caspian couldn’t do anything to the Masseys.

Meanwhile, Eric kept his head lowered to hide his tears. He knew full well he would never be able to escape this situation from the moment he took the fall for the crimes.

Caspian frowned. He didn’t expect this outcome.

The evidence he had was enough to take out the entire Massey family. But now, Eric was taking the fall for all the criminal activities and absolving the Masseys of all responsibility. That meant he couldn’t take down the Masseys anymore.

Even if the authorities got involved, they wouldn’t be able to do anything.

Using something to coerce

a cunning plan it

me that these crimes have nothing to

harder to deal with than Caspian had expected.

moment onwards, you’re no longer related to the Massey family in any

Eric was dumbstruck.

him out of the Massey

resentment. Saul was capable of doing the most cruel and vicious things just for the

said

nothing to do with the Masseys. It

pleased with himself.

Caspian wanted to go up against him!

Caspian said with a nod.

any more of your time…” Saul quickly said. He didn’t want to stick around any longer

felt stifled in Caspian’s presence, and the pressure he felt suffocated

Masseys were about to

you need

to death by Eric. You can’t deny this fact anymore, right? Well, Eric was a Massey when it happened. Shouldn’t you be offering your apologies?” Caspian asked grimly. Saul was startled. What was the big deal about hitting someone like Cora? In any case, she and Flora were still alive

what

the nerve to threaten him, he wouldn’t hold back

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Upfotoaand biora. Also, they had to be hospitalized. we add up their hospital bills and other varicus expenses, it comes up to a sum of 50 milli dollars!”

Cora, who was

to see Caspian demanding that thalasseys apologize to her. Furthermor hhe even asked them to give her 50 million dollars

a street cleaner. She didn’t think the Masasseys

and respect.

displeased look on Saul’s face. Would someonettethin apologize to her?

had to be a joke, right? Why would Saul apologize to a strectal cleandrilike

asking for a coroprentation of 50 million dollars.

Saul’s face made Cora feel anxious.

she called out nervously.

Caspian stated, “I’ll settle this matter property. Macada tipton.

Cora didn’t think it was her

knew he would certainly see to it that the matter

back on Saul and said coolly, “If you don’t agree to compensal Madam Upton.ssable

Eliconas roken the fall for all the criminal activities, I

anger.

have tried to argue with Caspian, the sharpness