Phineas let out a cold snort, his eyes half-lidded with disdain. “I already warned you. When I say something bad will happen, it never means a minor incident. If you continue the construction, more than one man will die.”His words landed like a hammer.The surrounding executives froze. Even the workers nearby instinctively quieted down. No one liked hearing the word die at a construction site.Selena’s face darkened instantly. Her patience snapped completely. “Bullshit!” she barked. “You’re spreading panic and disrupting our work. I can call the police right now and have you locked up for fraud.”Phineas showed no sign of panic. He simply adjusted his sleeves, his tone calm and detached. “I am a fortune teller. I see what others cannot. I have fulfilled my duty by warning you. Whether you believe me or not is your choice.”He took a step back, already losing interest. “If you ignore me and disaster strikes, that will have nothing to do with me.”Then his gaze shifted back to Selena.

Kaelus lowered his voice. “Why don’t I send our men to deal with Joseph and Phineas directly? One clean move and this ends.” He grinned.“No,” Jaden said calmly. “That’s too easy.”He paused, then continued in a flat, controlled tone. “Here’s what you’re going to do instead…”Jaden gave Kaelus several clear instructions, step by step. Kaelus listened in silence, his expression gradually turning sharp. The plan was brilliant.“I understand,” Kaelus replied. “I’ll handle it exactly as you said.”Jaden ended the call.The next day was Saturday.Jaden decided to take Selena and Mia to the amusement park, hoping the noise and laughter would help Selena clear her head.Selena barely slept the entire night. Phineas’ words kept replaying in her mind no matter how hard she tried to push them away. By morning, dark circles sat under her eyes, and her face looked drained.Jaden noticed everything.He said nothing, but his chest felt heavy seeing her like this.The amusement park was crowded with

Phineas staggered back, clutching his swollen face as he stared at Jaden and Father Andrew in sheer terror.His lips trembled uncontrollably as he shouted, “You… you’re in this together!”Jaden did not bother denying it. He simply let out a cold, humorless laugh, the kind that made one’s spine chill.Father Andrew folded his hands calmly, his expression unchanged. “Are you angry, sir? I will say it once more. Something bad is coming your way. And compared to this, it will be far worse.”Phineas’ pupils shrank. Panic flashed across his face as he screamed, “Nonsense! All of you are insane!”Before his voice even faded, the surrounding crowd suddenly parted.A group of uniformed men strode in with imposing momentum.At the front was Zed, followed closely by several officers from the Investigation Unit.They stopped directly in front of Phineas.Zed’s voice was loud and authoritative. “Phineas Ponzi, you are under arrest for promoting feudal superstition, fraud, and scamming citizens. Yo

Morix’ men surged forward without hesitation, moving with ruthless efficiency.Joseph and his two bodyguards barely had time to react before they were overwhelmed. Heavy blows landed, joints twisted the wrong way, and sharp cries of pain echoed through the suite. When the men were finally dragged back up, none of them could stand on their own anymore. Their arrogance had been crushed along with their bodies.Morix watched coldly, his expression unchanged.He flicked the ash from his cigarette and said calmly, “Master doesn’t want them dead. He wants them alive, humiliated, and incapable of causing trouble ever again.”The men nodded in unison. “Yes, sir.”“Send these three broken dogs back to Leon Nagger in Shadowmoor,” Morix added. “Let him see clearly what happens to people who scheme against Master.”“Yes, sir!”The men were hauled away like trash, their groans fading down the hallway.⸻Meanwhile, back at home, the atmosphere at the dinner table was warm and peaceful.Jaden was se

Joseph Queen’s shattered arms and legs could still be treated with time, surgery, and money. Bones could heal. Muscles could be repaired.But what had been taken from him could never be restored.His manhood was gone for good.That was the real meaning behind Alfred’s words. Even if Joseph woke up and survived, he would live the rest of his life as a crippled and impotent man, a living disgrace.Leon Nagger’s eyes darkened.He did not explode in anger. He did not curse or shout. Instead, he slowly raised his hand and waved dismissively.“Take him away.”Two men stepped forward at once, lifted the stretcher, and carried Joseph out of the living room. His unconscious body disappeared down the corridor, leaving behind a suffocating silence.Leon picked up his teacup calmly, swirling the liquid inside as if nothing significant had happened. Only after a few seconds did he raise his gaze toward the three men seated before him.Carl Rajar.Lawson Sultan.Badan Dawn.His voice was steady and