The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Chapter 1947

"Then did Old Scum do anything to him?" Hugo's expression was as dark as thunder.

Zylan nodded. "Yes. He refused to do as told, so the client held a grudge and beat him until he lost consciousness before removing his kidneys. It so happened that another client of Old Scum needed the kidneys, so he gave them to his other client."

He was simmering with anger by the time he finished his words.

Never mind if Old Scum had done that to an ordinary person. Alas, he ended up inviting trouble to their door.

Banging his cane, Hugo felt the anger building and demanded, "Who? Come again?"

Zylan was shaking so profusely that he nearly lost his balance. He wiped away the cold sweat on his brows and said in a trembling voice, "Mr. Tilan, I admit that they acted recklessly. I I've sent my men to take care of the matter."

"Take care of the matter? How are you going to do that?" Hugo fumed. "Do you know why I never dreamed of expanding my power to Astoria? That's because Sebastian Hayes is there! How dare you offend him? I might as well shoot you in the head right now!"

The biggest mafia boss in Southeast Astoria shook in fury as he pulled his gun out to kill Zylan.

Hugo had never been afraid of anyone in his entire life.

of the president of Hayes Corporation,

is too powerful. Hayes Corporation did exceptionally well under his helm and became one of the wealthiest companies in the world. After he left his position and became a politician, he managed to turn the tide single-handedly. Even though he doesn't

power and influence

dare these idiots

Bang!

ear-splitting scream

to drag

doing? Zylan has worked for you for years.

saving Zylan, the person released him

Hugo put his gun

Hayes' cousin died because

seek revenge now that his cousin

he hadn't expected the matter to

That

shock, the person calmed down and came to Hugo. He advised, "What's done is done, so we should focus on solving the problem instead

involved in their illegal businesses to

for their lack of direct involvement. After all, these businesses were minor enough to be taken care