All Chapters of The Divine Healer: From Prison Trash to Global Sovereign: Chapter 141
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Chapter 141
Chief Elder Malcolm Vance remained on his knees upon the cold marble stones of Cloud Peak Villa, his tears wetting the yellow silk of the scroll. The eighty-year-old elder trembled before Dustin, clutching the golden cylinder against his chest as if his very life depended on it. Around the courtyard, the twenty motorcycle outriders kept their heads bowed in deep, fearful silence."Supreme Sovereign Prince Dustin, please listen to the cries of your dying clan!" Malcolm Vance wailed, his voice cracking with theatrical sorrow. "The great Imperial Sovereign Vance Trust is standing on the edge of a bottomless cliff, and only your royal hands can pull us back!" he sobbed openly.Dustin stood tall at the bottom of the terrace steps, his father's white coat resting neatly over his shoulders. His dark eyes remained calm, cold, and still as a frozen mountain lake, showing no pity for the weeping elder. Beside him, Seraphina held her head high, her silver eyes watching the old man with razor-sha
Chapter 142
The long black cars drove down the mountain road, their red tail lights disappearing into the morning mist. Dustin stood in the quiet hallway of Cloud Peak Villa, checking the zipper on his leather travel bag. Outside the front door, Commander Jones stood at full attention with eighty armed Sovereign guards."Commander Jones, Cloud Peak Villa is the home of my family," Dustin said in a firm, steady voice. "You will command eighty elite guards to watch every gate and mountain trail day and night," he instructed. "If anyone from the Vance Clan or the old families comes near this hill, shoot them without hesitation."Commander Jones placed his right fist firmly over his chest, his eyes shining with absolute loyalty. "Do not worry about home, Lord Dustin," the commander answered loudly. "My men and I will protect Mrs. Grey and Young Master Leo with our very lives until you return."In the sunny living room, cousin Leo sat comfortably in a soft armchair, his legs wrapped in a warm wool bla