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CHAPTER THIRTY NINE
Author: ERO HAY
last update2025-04-13 02:40:10

“He shouldn't have taken the deal. Now he's going to be humiliated,”

“Yes! He should have gone to prison with what's left of his integrity,”

“What if he has no integrity. He's a shameless thief without abilities, remember? What can he do?”

Devin heard the whispers as he approached the convulsing man. He knelt beside him and stretched forth his hand.

He could see the red weaves surrounding the man, the way they shone and fluttered.

The man was losing the fight.

“Devin, you don't have to do this. Just wait for the ambulance to get here,” Lizzy said to him.

“He'll be dead by the time they get here. I have to act now,” Devin replied to her. He placed both hands on Simon's body and closed his eyes, allowing his energy to siphon into Simon.

At first, nothing happened. Simon kept convulsing. And then, all of a sudden, he let out a cry like a roar and fainted.

“D-did you just fucking kill him? Oh my God! What the fuck did you do?” Mr Taylor yelled at Devin as people murmured nervously.

Lizzy
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