Her brother—no, her ancestor, though looking quite unfamiliar, still behaved with the same old form.


    Cassie had intended to get up from the floor, but on second thought, decided to continue shrinking in the small corner, her young face disying a pitiable and helpless expression.


    Mirabe saw this and was puzzled: "???"


    Seeing Mirabe brought in by his subordinates, the man in charge, whose patience was nearly exhausted by Cassie''s antics, couldn''t hide his shock.


    It turned out exactly as the young boy had said, not going to the previously agreed ce over the phone, buting here instead... This indicated that the visitor was no ordinary person.


    The man in charge calmed his swirling thoughts, his fierce and hostile gazending on Mirabe''s face, "You''re this kid''s sister?"


    Mirabe had stopped looking at Cassie and nced at the man, showing no fear,


    "What has he done that you''re keeping him here?"


    The man''s anger surged at the mention of the issue.


    He almost gnashed his teeth as he said, "He came out of nowhere, causing trouble in our casino, leading to a loss of nearly fifty million in just an hour. We were already being merciful not crippling him on the spot!"


    Hearing about the fifty million, Mirabe''s temples throbbed fiercely. Cassie really was challenging her patience.


    "So, what do you want to do?" Mirabe asked.


    The man coldly nced at Cassie in the corner and said, "Simple, you have topensate for all the losses of the casino. Only then can I let him go."


    Mirabe was silent for a moment, "How much?"


    "Fifty million." The man stated a figure.


    Mirabe: "..."


    Damn, her schrship was only fifty thousand, why on earth would he be worth fifty million?


    Taking a deep breath, Mirabe looked at the man, without any anger, "Sorry, I take back my question."


    The man didn''t understand what she meant by that.


    Mirabe pursed her lips, her voice emotionless, "Please, just cripple him now, thank you."


    Ah, such a nuisance, not eliminating him would be against all reason.


    Cassie: "?"


    The man in charge and the others present: "?"


    The man snapped back to reality, now annoyed, "So, you''re not nning to pay


    and deliberately said that to mock us?"


    "You''ve misunderstood, I have no money." Mirabe stated bluntly.


    "No money? Who are you trying to fool?" The man scoffed coldly. He had seen all sorts of people, and this girl didn''t look like someone without money at all, "Besides, your brother himself said you''re wealthy."


    Hearing this, Mirabe''s gaze swiftly returned to the young boy in the corner.


    Cassie quickly lowered his head in fright.


    This guy had changed everything about himself, except for his miserly nature.


    Seeing this, Mirabe simply


    pressed her temples and then looked back at the man, scoffing, "Your underground casino is meant for entertainment. You lose money and want someone else to take the me, it doesn''t work like that."


    She knew Cassie all too well and could guess why he had gone to the casino to cause trouble.


    "So, you''re not nning to pay for his release?" The man''s eyes shifted, revealing a cold harshness. He


    signaled to the subordinates at the


    door with a nce.  fo


    Immediately, several subordinates walked in, surrounding Mirabe.


    Mirabe stood her ground, merely lifting her eyelids indifferently, "How long do you intend to keep up this act?"