Chapter 1248:

Florrie and Calvert, both approaching their fifties, appeared to be on friendly terms. However, their occasional exchanges of looks suggested there was something more between them, making Kallie believe that their relationship was not as simple as it seemed.

Following Gracelyn’s orders, Florrie gave Calvert a pat on the shoulder and then left the room.

Now, in the total darkness, only Kallie and Calvert remained.

A plan began to take shape in Kallie’s mind. She sensed an opportunity. As Calvert came closer with his medical tools, Kallie started to make muffled noises. Although she was unable to articulate words, she could still make sounds.

Initially, Calvert ignored the sounds, but as they became louder and more frantic, he stopped. After all, Gracelyn had made it clear that Kallie must not be killed. If her agitation led to complications, he knew he couldn’t bear the responsibility.

Calvert looked at Kallie with a hint of curiosity.

“Is there something you’re trying to say?” he asked.

several muffled sounds and

troubled as he said, “It’s difficult to communicate with

good use of this rare chance. After pondering briefly, Calvert proposed, “I’ll type out what you might want to say.

a bit cumbersome,

full thirty minutes to decipher the basic message

I help you escape, you’ll pay me generously, perhaps

with

with a serious gaze but didn’t refuse. Instead, he said, “First, you need to tell me how much you’re

intentionally proposed a

you agree to fifty million

dollars was a hefty amount, she wasn’t lacking money. To her, preserving her life was far more crucial than money. What value

stature of the White family had diminished significantly. Fifty million dollars could potentially be half of the White family’s wealth. A brief

made up his mind, giving Kallie a

but I can’t take it because you can’t give me what I

eyes grew wide with shock. Fifty million wasn’t enough? This man was indeed greedy. Nevertheless, if money wasn’t enough,

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