The staff members were slightly taken aback by Zuri’s reaction, but they remained calm as they responded, "We were just following Mr. Blake’s instructions. The facility is highly exclusive, and there, Grandfather received more intensive care." Amora, who had just stepped out of the kitchen, overheard the conversation and looked confused. She walked closer and asked, "Mom, what are you talking about? Blake only wanted the best for Grandfather. This was all for his well-being." Zuri gazed at Amora with concern in her eyes. "I know, Amora. But why did this have to happen so suddenly? Why didn’t Blake inform us beforehand?" "Blake told me, Mom, and I agreed to it. I was the one who signed the transfer papers." "Amora! Think about it carefully! Why was your grandfather only moved now? Why not earlier? Something isn’t right—I feel like he's hiding something from us." Amora hesitated, biting her lip as she tried to understand her mother’s concerns. Before she could respond, Blake stepp

The hunters gathered near a small bush they had set up as camouflage for hunting in the middle of the forest."Ah, damn it. I missed." One of them failed to shoot a wild rabbit they had been watching for a while."Forget it, let's find another one." They moved on, leaving their hiding spot.However, one of them—a man in a denim vest—looked uneasy, still thinking about what had happened earlier."What if something happens?" He muttered under his breath, mostly to himself, but loud enough for the others to hear. "Will Blake be okay?"Robby, who was loading more ammunition into his rifle, looked up with an annoyed expression. He clicked his tongue sharply before responding in a harsh tone."Why are you worrying about him? We should be focusing on our goal!" His voice was filled with impatience. "We need to get a good hunt, not waste time thinking about that bastard."Another man nodded in agreement. "Robby's right. We're here to enjoy this hunt, and like we planned before, we need to mak

Blake halted his steps and turned around, his gaze cold. Meanwhile, the five men glared at him sharply. "You!" Robby pointed an accusing finger at Blake. "You damn bastard. You're the one who did this to us, aren't you?" "You deliberately led us into this restricted area and lured the bear out to attack us." Another man chimed in, blaming Blake, then pulled James, who was barely standing. "Look, because of you, my friend is seriously injured." James barely had the strength to speak. Even standing required support from his friend to keep him from collapsing. His face had turned pale, and his lips were beginning to turn blue from losing so much blood. He had been worried about Blake before, but now, he was more concerned about his own chances of surviving in this forest. "You have no shame. You cheated and tried to eliminate us from this hunting event so you could win the grand prize, didn't you?" Robby assumed the worst about Blake, refusing to acknowledge that Blake had actuall

“Congratulations. You’ve just taken down a huge target,” one of the committee members walked up to Blake, patting him on the shoulder proudly.“I didn’t expect you to be this good, Blake.”No wonder they were amazed—no one had ever successfully hunted that massive beast before. Most hunters wouldn’t even dare to move when encountering a grizzly bear in this area, let alone shoot one. These bears were infamous for their speed and deadly instincts.This was a major highlight of the hunting event. One of the participants had managed to shoot a giant bear, even larger than any they’d seen in the forest before.“Well, looks like we’ve found today’s winner.”“Yeah, even if the rules only allowed small animals, this kind of feat is just unbelievable.”“Don’t fall for it,” Robby cut in, brushing off all the praise Blake was getting. “It’s all just one big setup. That guy’s been playing you all.” He gave Blake a sharp glare. “He tricked every one of you.”His friends quickly nodded in agreemen

Blake halted his steps and turned around, his gaze cold. Meanwhile, the five men glared at him sharply. "You!" Robby pointed an accusing finger at Blake. "You damn bastard. You're the one who did this to us, aren't you?" "You deliberately led us into this restricted area and lured the bear out to attack us." Another man chimed in, blaming Blake, then pulled James, who was barely standing. "Look, because of you, my friend is seriously injured." James barely had the strength to speak. Even standing required support from his friend to keep him from collapsing. His face had turned pale, and his lips were beginning to turn blue from losing so much blood. He had been worried about Blake before, but now, he was more concerned about his own chances of surviving in this forest. "You have no shame. You cheated and tried to eliminate us from this hunting event so you could win the grand prize, didn't you?" Robby assumed the worst about Blake, refusing to acknowledge that Blake had actuall