Chapter 202 Feeling Sad

Seth was already at the restaurant but did not enter the private room earlier because he wanted to see if Lewis would send someone to rescue Josephine. But in the end, no one came.

“Regret? You should ask yourself this question. Since you’ve picked your stand, you should perform well to prove your worth,” Lewis said with a laugh,

Seth sneered at the sound of his words. “I’m no match for Chairman Alvarez when it comes to playing dirty.”

“There is nothing a ruthless man cannot accomplish,” Seth thought to himself before solemnly adding, “Please send someone to clean up this mess.”

Lewis replied, “Great teamwork.”

Seth sneered and ended the call. He had been passive and stayed on the sidelines throughout their collaboration. Now that he had shown up here, he was fully exposed before Lewis. He could no longer be a mere spectator. If he decided not to do anything, Lewis would notice his betrayal and might not let him go. Lewis had orchestrated all these just to force Seth into working with him.

Seth suddenly remembered that he once thought Lewis was not evil enough, but this incident. clearly proved him wrong. When it came to ruthlessness, no one could match him.

It was pitiful that Josephine didn’t know anything. She believed that by coming here, she could acquire information about Mrs. Jinkins. Little did she know that her beloved Mrs. Jinkins had already turned to ashes.

He ran his fingers across Josephine’s cheek and touched the corner of her eye. Tears were flowing down. Seth wondered if she was feeling sad. Drunk people get sad easily.

Seth sat there for a while before carefully lifting the unconscious Josephine into his arms. He skilfully navigated around the pool of blood, stepping over Mr. Walter’s lifeless body. Walking towards the door, he exited the room. As the door closed behind him, it was as if nothing had ever happened.

He carried Josephine back to the house in the old neighborhood and placed her on the bed. In the dark, he gently caressed her soft and delicate cheek.

Not long after Seth had left, a massive fire erupted in the private room, and everyone in the restaurant fled. The fire rapidly spread, engulfing the second and third floors within twenty minutes. It took a few hours to put out the fire. After the fire was extinguished, Mr. Walter’s charred body was carried out. The extent of his burns had rendered him almost

unrecognizable.

a news article emerged. It was titled, “Newgate Corporation’s Boss Found Dead in a Restaurant

made a scene at the restaurant. The restaurant manager explained that due to the severe burns.

inspection, and announced his intention to turn himself in to the police tomorrow. However, the situation took an unexpected turn when an anonymous individual posted images of Mr. Walter’s

intrigue.

the television. Sierra held a bowl of fruits and sat beside him.

his time either in the study or watching television, at

as Sierra’s imagination ran wild, Lewis suddenly switched off the television and stood He

you going?”

her and left without

yelled in the direction of the door, uncertain if he could hear her. “Are you coming

out of the kitchen with a glass of warm water and some medicine. When he saw Josephine awake, his face lit up. “Miss Vance,

saw some sticky notes on her bedside table. On one of the sticky notes, it was written, “You

written, “Remember to take the pills

and watched Dr. Halliday’s busy figure. She had

the warm water and medicine. He said, “Take

your stomach. You

the side of the bed and vomited. Dr. Halliday quickly reached out and patted her back when he saw her vomiting. After throwing up, she took

Halliday gave her a lollipop and said sheepishly, “I bought this

taken aback. She took the lollipop from his hand and placed it into her mouth. It was tasteless. It was Josephine’s first time drinking, and she had passed out drunk. She could not remember what happened. Josephine bit the lollipop in her mouth and typed with her hands, “How

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