The Broken Warrior’s Daughter by Cooper

After a moment, Mr. Vinson said slowly, his voice filled with malicious intent, "Didn't they know who's behind your back? You said you had already redeemed the account in my name and purchased that exceptional jewel.

"It's just that those two didn't give you a chance to explain and directly took it from you, right?"

Upon hearing Mr. Vinson's words, although Benjamin felt a bit uneasy about the first sentence, he quickly responded, "Yes."

In order to seek revenge from Mr. Vinson for himself, he even distorted the truth.

In his account, he had originally possessed the jewel, and it was Harriet and Delbert who took it from him by force.

After hearing Benjamin's response, Mr. Vinson stopped twirling the ring on his finger and leaned back in his chair, revealing an unexpectedly young and handsome face.

"Since the exceptional jewel is in the hands of that couple, and you have had dealings with them before, you can select a few of my men to deal with them. I want to see results within a week." Upon hearing that, Benjamin was delighted.

Mr. Vinson's men were all elite fighters, capable of taking on a hundred opponents, far superior to his own men.

see if that couple from before could

Benjamin was about to

right at this moment, Mr. Vinson on the other end suddenly said, "Benjamin, do you know

suddenly ask him that question and found himself

for precious jewels, and had instructed his men to join in the

all happened not

men had been bewildered by

had never shown any interest in jewelsite before,

among the core members, they could

was likely that their boss, Mr. Vinson, was in love, and the woman he was involved with liked jewels, so he had been purchasing jewels extravagantly for

conclusion seemed much more reasonable compared to other possibilities such as "experiencing the extravagant life of the rich," "having too

subconsciously blurted out the conclusion he

he heard Mr. Vinson's sneer that he realized

and devoid

he knew that he had

Vinson for quite some time, he knew his

had never seen anyone who angered Mr. Vinson and lived to tell the