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CHAPTER SEVENTY EIGHT
Author: ERO HAY
last update2025-05-16 12:52:19

“I had it all planned out. Everything. And you are right; I didn't want to kill Elijah. All I wanted to do was to show him what a terrible choice he made when he named you heir!” Darren cried out loud.

He slowly rose to his feet as the servants took nervous steps back, scared of what he might do to them. Only Devin stood face to face with him.

“You come in here with your nuance, acting like you know and control everything. Well, newsflash, you fucking don't! In the grand scheme of things, you are nothing more than an ant. One that I can squash at any fucking time!” He yelled at Devin again.

“You already tried that, Darren. We both know how it turned out. Do you really want to get humiliated again in front of the servants?” Devin asked Darren with a smirk.

“Now, what you should do is decide the punishment that must be given to you. Your greed caused harm to my grandfather. That is an offense that I am not willing to forgive. Not even in a million years to come,” Devin told him but Darr
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