The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

Chapter 906 Never Underestimate a Man With a Grudge

Felix stood frozen, his hands trembling as his eyes fixated on the dark object lying ominously on the coffee table.

The suddenness of the situation left him struggling to process what was happening.

Beside him, Luella was equally stunned.

The man she had trusted-Julius-was revealed to be a member of the Dark Night Alliance!

Who else can be trusted in a world like this?

Behind all the friendly smiles and acts of loyalty, there is nothing but betrayal.

The room was heavy with an unsettling silence, filled with a sense of helplessness and despair.

Nothing felt worse than realizing such a painful truth.

After a brief moment of shock, Felix lowered his head, deep in thought. "No... this doesn't make sense. There's something wrong here!"

Luella, observing her grandfather muttering to himself, couldn't hide her growing frustration. "Grandpa, Mr. Ramsey's judgment has never been wrong. What do you mean 'this doesn't make sense'?"

Felix quickly waved his hands in apology. "No, no, that's not what I meant! I would never doubt Mr. Ramsey's judgment. I just have some doubts I can't quite explain yet.

How did he slip through all those barriers and get so close to the core of our family?" Felix's brow furrowed as he continued, "And why would someone from the Dark Night Alliance want to infiltrate us? If they wanted our wealth, they could have just killed me and taken it. No need

had countless opportunities to destroy me, you, and our family ... but why hasn't he done anything?" Felix's voice trembled with confusion. "This doesn't add

understand. "You're right, Grandpa. These two questions are

Aldridges. So why would they send Julius to infiltrate us? Over the years, he has

sighed heavily. "Could

is from the Dark Night Alliance, why did he come to us? Are they after everything we have? Or is the timing not

the underground world aren't interested in money. They have their own sources. What could they possibly want from

had been

smiled knowingly. "Old

for years, and your mind is sharp. But there's one thing you didn't think about. When your old rival, Ernst, supposedly died of illness, did you actually see his

making a mistake. He was loyal, never giving himself

stood abruptly,

he would have a backup plan. When we first started working together warned him that such underhanded methods wouldn't work. Building a successful career takes honesty and integrity, not

as he continued, "I never imagined he would hate me this much. Deep

fault or not. The fact is, Ernst sees you as his enemy

tone. "But why not just destroy us quickly? Why the slow torture, like death

Robin leaned forward, his

expression darkening. "The cruelest

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them wish they were dead, to take everything from them until they're left in despair. If Ernst is still alive, he'll make