Where Petals of Vengeance Bloom

Chapter 209

Everyone in the room stared at Sean in disbelief.

They all knew what had happened behind the scenes, though no one had witnessed it firsthand, nor did they have any evidence to accuse Sean of his actions.

Rumors had circulated about Sean's ruthless methods, but seeing him in action today, they realized the whispers didn't even come close to the reality.

Each person mentally noted to steer clear of this formidable figure, knowing full well he was not someone to be trifled with.

Sean lifted his head slightly, his icy gaze sweeping across the banquet hall, touching everyone with a chilling indifference.

Instantly, the crowd averted their eyes, fearing that meeting his cold stare might bring unforeseen calamities upon them.

In that moment, they understood profoundly that Sean, standing at the pinnacle of the Foster family's power, was utterly untouchable.

With an impassive expression, Sean waved his hand lightly, his voice calm but carrying an undeniable authority, "Take them away, send them back to Northcrest City."

Several bodyguards stepped forward immediately, dragging Yvonne and Lucas out of the banquet hall as if they were nothing more than cargo.

Yvonne's limp body left a vivid trail on the floor as she was pulled away.

was taken along too, their figures gradually

into

gaze, as if drawn by invisible strings, focused on Vanessa and Brian, still held down by the guards, kneeling on the

a relatively mild punishment in this storm-her

heart pounded wildly, as though it would burst from her chest, each breath

Sean had mercilessly shaved her head

Claire, the potential retribution from Sean was

thought, the more she trembled,

room. This revelation felt like

punishments-fingers severed, clothes stripped, limbs broken, teeth

that she would be spared such

pale

his father handed him the company, he believed himself to be a

to Sean, he realized his own tactics were

cunning one-capable of punishing

soaked

the floor, each step resonating like a

looking down at them as though they were insignificant ants under his

hall was so quiet you could hear the frantic