The man remained silent, yet Silas felt an unprecedented sense of despair.
It had to be the case. With someone ready to replace him at any moment, he was done for.
Karen did not leave him any choice...
The man pushed open the door.
Jeff and Windsor, who were guarding outside, saw another Silas standing there and walking out. They could not help but widen their eyes in astonishment. "Wasn't he half-dead just now? How can he suddenly walk?"
They did not consider other possibilities. They thought Silas had recovered.
The doctor they summoned had also said that Silas' injuries were severe. He needed at least two months of rest.
It had not been that long. How could the man who just went in make Silas, who was barely alive, stand up?
"No, it's not the same person! Look, their clothes are different!" Windsor noticed that the person in front of them was wearing the exact same clothes as the man who entered earlier.
"What..." Jeff pinched his thigh, doubting if he was dreaming and seeing things wrong.
The pain in his thigh confirmed it. Everything was real.
The man spoke up, "Has the reporters arrived?"
"Madam Mallory just went to pick up the reporters. They should be here soon," replied Windsor. The man sounded like Silas too. Windsor could not help but peer into the room with curiosity.
When he saw Silas still lying on the bed, he was certain that the person in front of him was not Silas but someone who looked exactly like him.
He was stunned!
Was this man using disguise techniques?
Were there people in this world who could do that? He had thought it only happened on TV!
"Silas is in shock. After everything is settled, inform the doctor to come over," said the man. Silas had seen him transforming and how he gradually looked like Silas himself, which scared him.
kept muttering, asking
someone to replace him and
not bother explaining much. After all, he had been paid for this job, and he only intended
most, Karen would not care about
sir." Windsor walked into the bedroom and glanced at the person on
trembling under the
away the
violently, mumbling, "Don't kill me,
he recalled how puzzled Silas was when he opened the door
imitation was so lifelike. He suddenly understood why Silas
kill you. Stay put until everything is over, then you'll be safe." Then, Windsor picked up a cloth and stuffed it into
brought a man who later disguised himself as Silas and also asked to invite a few reporters over. Thinking of
Silas' mouth, preventing him from
moment, Karen also arrived upstairs and was surprised
better than her two subordinates. She immediately noticed the
her subordinates, "Keep an eye on things
"Yes, Madam." Jeff nodded.
had brought in. With such exceptional disguise skills, even without Silas, there would not be
popped into
the time for such actions. She respectfully said to the man,
now on, I'm Silas. Treat me the same way you did during the
from inside. Waves of despair filled him as he listened to every
going
going to
came, only because she had
questions, they caught sight
reports had caused
reports, thinking that Karen had called them over tonight to issue a clarification
much convincing evidence. They even thought
he was in front of
only did he appear, but he also seemed perfectly fine. He did
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