Lurking in the shadows, Jack whispered to his men, "When we leave, you two bring Amos and Cookie into the car. The boss


    wants to give them a grand funeral.”


    "Jack, how did you know?" one of his men were surprised. They had indeed seen the boss linger by the bodies of the two for a


    while, but she hadn''t said a word, not even a nce at them. How did Jack understand the boss'' intentions? Knew to bring the


    bodies back for a grand funeral? How did Jack figure it out?


    “This is called tacit understanding!" Jack seemed somewhat proud, proud of the unique rapport he had developed between him


    and the boss over the many years!


    Arabe stepped into the dpidated church. It was empty and deste, clearly having been abandoned for a long time, with


    dust settling over everything.


    Severalrge, old stained-ss windows let in a grim light. Overhead, a grand chandelier swayed gently in the wind. The entire


    church was lit dimly by the light from the worn sconces mounted on the several pirs.


    In the center of the church, a few steps led to an altar where Serena and her underlings were.


    Serena, sitting in her wheelchair, looked down from her elevated position with a smug grin at Arabe. "You''vee?"


    Five meters from the altar, Arabe''s grandparents were tied to a pir on the left, while three bodyguards were bound to another


    nearby. Her parents were restrained against a pir on the right. Between themy a narrow aisle.


    Seeing them all kneeling, with hands and feet bound behind them, Arabe''s gaze grew colder.


    "Be, get out of here, she''s gone mad." Cornelia urged anxiously. "She''s got helpers. In less than a minute, they twisted


    Cookie''s limbs and neck, broke them all."


    “Amos''s guts were even pulled out. Don''t worry about us, just go." Louisa added in a panic.


    Seeing his daughter standing alone against the threat, Keh''s eyes reddened. "Be, please, just go."


    His daughter had sacrificed so much, too much, for them.


    "Good child, leave this ce." Bernard''s voice was choked with emotion, as if this was their final farewell. The thought of not


    witnessing his granddaughter walk down the aisle in a beautiful bridal gown filled him with regret and sorrow, his eyesden with


    reluctance and concer.


    The bodyguards, gagged with torn cloth, were also making muffled pleas for Arabe to leave. Fear, concern, and urgency filled


    their eyes, as if they had just endured something horrific and insisted Arabe must leave.


    The church doors mmed shut behind Arabe, plunging the space into deeper shadows.


    Arabe showed no fear, but instead


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    Cookie was innocent.


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    But Cookie had still been tragically killed.


    "Just two bodyguards dead and


    you''re already upset? Soon, it''ll b


    your whole familys S shidewith


    apayallitidnting smile. "It''s been a


    while since we sisters had a


    face-to-face chat. Today, we''ll talk to


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