The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 477 Power Couple

Joshua let go, and Dalton, whose handsome features made him look out of place in an abandoned

building like this, gazed at him curiously ow did you get out if the serial killer was as vicious as you

sald?”

Maurice agreed after collecting his thoughts. “Yes. How are you moving so freely within the formation?”

He wondered if Joshua was blessed with heavenly luck too. He then began to question if heavenly luck had been given out in a free–for–all and he had somehow missed the memo.

Maurice had little experience in the real world, so his first reaction was to call for Kaspar. “Master!”

However, Kaspar had no time to entertain his apprentice’s questions. He bolted up to the second floor, where the evil aura was strongest.

Seeing this, Joshua thought he could sneak away. However, Dalton blocked his way and asked, “Could you show us the way to the room where the hostages are?”

“There’s a killer in there!” Joshua snapped, wondering if the handsome man before him was deaf or simply had a death wish.

him evenly. “We’re looking

Joshua gaped at him.

you signed up as a show candidate Your

years old. You married

had twin daughters, but now you’re left with only a three–year–old

to seek medical

requires expensive, ongoing treatment. The money you received as compensation from the manufacturer ran out in the last

found out how much Ultimate Survival was willing to pay its candidates per episode, you decided to try your luck

you changed your personal

past dug up.

as if he was familiar with the case details and was merely laying down the pretext of it.

and resourcefulness. In the short drive it took to get to the set, he had

warned, “Stay out of it, pal. Go after

into submission, no matter how

assessed Dalton. He might not have been able to take on that crazy young lady upstairs, but he could certainly fight a sheltered scion.

strike, Dalton had already raised one long leg and kicked him hard. Dalton. pulled off the move effortlessly and gracefully. He didn’t move like a

on small talk, he

who had doubled over in pain