Zekeiah was extremely frightened. His father and grandfather had worked very hard for the Qing Eliminating Society so that he had the opportunity to become a scholar. In order to stand out from the many scholars, he had endured hardships and studied since his childhood. Over the past few decades, he had overcome difficulties and worked day and night. Now, he had fallen into Charlie's hands. Charlie and the Acker family wanted him dead, which made him feel desperate. The strong desire to survive made him weep, and he pleaded, "Charlie, since you know so many inside stories of the society, you must also know the tragic fate of people like me. If it weren't for the desperate situation, I wouldn't work for the society. I beg you to spare my life for the sake of your aunt and cousin! Please spare my life, I beg you! I'll be your spy. I'll report every move of the society to you. I'll do whatever you want me to do. Please give me a chance to repent myself rather than kill me!" With

After lining out the plan, Charlie took off the white coat and returned to Hank's ward. The next thing he had to do was wait patiently for the judge to come to the hospital with complete legal documents and announce Raymond's acquittal on the spot. The Four-Sided Treasure Tower was about to return to Oskia. As long as Raymond was safely rescued and Zekeiah and Mr. Zorro were killed, Charlie's trip to the United States would be a complete success. To be on the safe side, Charlie specially asked Zekeiah to rent a private jet that could fly directly to Oskia in his own name, requested a direct flight to Eastcliff, and be on standby at New York's Kennedy Airport. Late at night. After sorting out all the documents, the New York Chief Justice personally took the documents and went to Manhattan Hospital with several court staff and Brooklyn Prison staff. There was no need for the elderly Chief Justice to be in such a hurry. It was in line with the US judicial procedures to wait un

In this case, the Rothschild family would be in an even more passive position in the public's view. At this moment, the prison staff who had been silent stepped forward and began respectfully, "Hello, Mr. Cole. I am Brian White, the deputy warden of Brooklyn Prison. On behalf of Brooklyn Prison, I would like to extend my sincerest apologies for all the unjust treatment you experienced there. If you need it, we are also willing to offer compensation for your suffering." "Don't worry about it," Raymond said. "After this matter is over, I will not seek compensation from any party, whether it is the Rothschild family, Brooklyn Prison, or the U.S. justice system." Then, he asked Brian, "Since I have been found not guilty and released, can I please have my personal belongings?" "Yes, yes, of course!" With a firm nod, Brian took out a sealed prison-specific storage bag from the suitcase he was carrying, which contained Raymond's personal belongings. He handed the bag to Raymond an

When Raymond read the message, he immediately guessed that it must be Charlie. Charlie had the help of the Fox family and also had the core members of the Rothschild family under his control, so it wasn't surprising for him to have Raymond's number. It was just that Raymond did not expect Charlie to be so precise in his timing. Raymond had received Charlie's text message not long after he turned on his phone. He couldn't help but wonder, ‘Is Charlie nearby?’ Raymond had guessed right. Charlie knew that Raymond's phone was now on as he had been listening to Raymond's conversation with the judge and others, so he asked Vera, who was in Oskia, to send the message to Raymond using an untraceable virtual number and let Raymond know that he would rescue him. Before the conversation, Raymond would have refused to leave the United States. Because of his conviction, he would rather spend his years serving his sentence in the United States and return to Oskia as a free man after hi

With a nod, Charlie walked away and went to the door of Ward 1701. He knocked on the door and said, "Mr. Cole, your friend is here to pick you up. The helicopter is on the roof. He asked me to take you there now." Raymond instantly recognized Charlie's voice and opened the door. Looking at Charlie dressed as a doctor, he was relieved and asked, "Do you mean now?" "Yes." Charlie nodded with a smile. "He's waiting for you upstairs. I will take you up." "Okay," Raymond responded. "Thank you." He quickly packed his things, followed Charlie out of the ward, and went to the elevator. As soon as they entered the elevator, Raymond wanted to ask Charlie about the Four-Sided Treasure Tower, but before he could speak, Charlie gave him a phone with a line of text on the screen. Raymond took the phone, glanced at the text, and swiftly handed the phone back to Charlie while making an ‘okay’ gesture with a firm expression. On the other hand, Mr. Zorro left the ward just as the two of