The War God's Homecoming

Chapter 36 The Watkins Family Finds a Clue

"Fletcher, Sharon, you should take it!"

"Thank you. We appreciate it, but we don't need the money. Please take it back.” Sharon continued. For her current situation, the money was undoubtedly a huge temptation-several hundred thousanc would be enough to cover their family's expenses for two years. However, after struggling with herself for a moment, she resisted the temptation.

Billy's eyes flashed with approval when he heard Fletcher and his wife's words. The neighbors saw that Fletcher and his wife didn't want to take the money and didn't insist any further before saying their goodbyes and leaving.

Fifteen minutes later, the family went back inside their house again.

“Billy, did you do this?" Felicia asked him as soon as they entered the house, "Do you know any influential people?”

"No, the friend I know is just an ordinary clerk in the real estate department.”

"Do you think I was born yesterday? Can an ordinary clerk make a big developer compromise like this?" Felicia pouted her lips in disbelief.

"Well then I don't know either. I just asked my friend to mention it to them so that they wouldn't make things worse." Billy added after pausing for a moment, "It's possible that the developer had some conscience left."

"When have you ever seen a developer with such good conscience? Not only did they make up for our losses but also gave us an extra twenty thousand?" Felicia still didn't believe what Billy said. Her parents looked at Billy with equally skeptical eyes.

"Um... I'm not sure.” Billy shrugged his shoulders. "Forget about it, don't worry about the reason. It's a good result, isn't it?"

"But..." Felicia started to speak again.

Bang!

there was a

do you want now?" Felicia opened the door and saw the bald

get me wrong. I came here to apologize.” The bald man led two follower: into the house. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters

down inside. Then he knelt down towards Fletcher's family and began, "I'm sorry for what happened yesterday.

deep breath before continuing, "Tell me,

our boss.” The bald man added after getting up from the ground, "Our boss went to town last night for a special meeting on demolition. At that meeting,

neighbors thanking us then?"

office worker in that department, and he says he knows your family.” The bald man paused briefly and continued, "He gave our boss a heads up and suggested we give some compensation to the homeowners to avoid

took a bag from

is 200, 000 in compensation for you. If you want to sell your house, we'll

demolition officially starts, I'll

really happening?" Felicia

today then I'll take my leave.” The bald man put down the bag and quickly left through the door. He didn't want to stay another minute longer than necessary in case he said something wrong. Once outside, he felt like his

regretted refusing her neighbors’ money earlier but now she felt much better seeing that they had received their own compensation too. At the same time, she looked at Billy with a suspicious look. Although she couldn't be sure if it was Billy who made this happen or not, but Billy did put forth effort into making things right. And most

go see Egbert last night?" Harleen asked Casey after thinking for a moment. "Huh?" Casey was slightly stunned and shook his head vigorously. "No! He's a big boss who dabble in both black and white. How could I dare

Harleen glanced at Billy and spoke

high. Daddy help Tasha lift up high.” Tasha

started throwing Tasha into the

his hand and a gloomy expression on his face. Ever since Albion's incident happened, he had been feeling down. What bothered him even more was that he had mobilized all the resources of his family to investigate the incident from five years ago, hoping to find any remaining members of the Miles family, but so far, there was not a single lead. Furthermore, the person who had driven his son to hi: death that night at Crown Hotel had vanished without a trace, as if they had evaporated from the face

at the door. Soon after, Brian Watkins walked briskly inside, carrying thin, blood-soaked

thin man to the ground and looked at his elder brother