Chapter 99
Author: Pen thinker
last update2026-11-06 23:30:22

On the other end of the line, James's brother was silent for a long moment.

Then he spoke.

"No problem," he said finally, his voice flat and decisive. "Since you feel this person is actually responsible, since you are pinning everything on him, then fine. Do what you think is right. Do what you think will save us from all of this bullshit." He paused. "Just handle it. Do what needs to be done."

James nodded, even though his brother could not see him.

"I will," he said.

The call ended.
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