Sawyer fell like his other family members, turning into a dry corpse. His distorted face still looked resentful and angry.


    Seamus looked at his dead son with a cold gaze.


    He lifted his hand, and a ball of mes appeared andnded on the corpses.


    All the corpses were reduced to ashes in the blink of an eye.


    He retrieved his weapon and walked out of the room without lingering. Then, he locked the door as if nothing happened.


    He went back to his room and changed his clothes. He came to the living room andmanded, "Get someone in here."


    A servant opened the living room door and walked in.


    "You called, sir?"


    "Yes. Ask Miss Honey toe in."


    "Yes, sir."


    The servant left. Soon, a curvy and beautiful woman walked in.


    Seamus beckoned her to sit next to him. She asked, "How can I help you, Mister Rocher?"


    Seamus pushed her down on the sofa without saying anything. He quickly removed her clothes.


    The woman quickly said, "Not here, Mister Rocher! No!"


    The living room door was still open, and the servants could be seen walking around.


    However, Seamus did not care. He panted like an animal as he pulled his pants down.


    He went down on her he growled, "Give me a son. Give me a son..."


    The woman started to scream in pain. However, she hugged Seamus tightly after a moment of moving along with the momentum. She said in a rushed voice, "I''II give you a son, I''ll give you all the sons you want..."


    ...


    Meanwhile, at the Nees Manor, Wilbur enjoyed his meal and was escorted back to his room by Sarah.


    They sat on the sofa when they came to his room.


    Sarah looked at Wilbur and said, "You''re too amazing. You truly rocked my world." "The world we see is extremely small. There''s bigger and scarier things out there."


    Wilbur frowned at what Sarah said because he was reminded of the chaos. It was something that he was also afraid of.


    However, Sarah was unaware. She only thought that Wilbur was describing the world where he stayed.


    Sarah felt like his world was terrifying inparison.


    "Thank you," said Sarah genuinely.


    Wilbur looked at Sarah and said slowly, "We both benefitted, so there''s no need to thank me."


    Sarahughed and removed her bracelet. She passed it to Wilbur and said, "This belongs to you now."


    "Don''t you feel bad? This is your family heirloom, after all," said Wilbur.


    Sarah shrugged and said, "It''s nothingpared to what you did for the Nees. It''s


    only an item. You saved my life and my entire family."


    Wilbur raised his eyebrow and epted the bracelet.


    "Rest well. I won''t disturb you any further," said Sarah.


    Wilbur nodded. Sarah smiled and left the room.


    Wilbur looked at the bracelet. It was an intermediate contribution, so it was quite a rare find.


    Even the Kiwanis Club could not find the contribution he required. Such items were truly difficult toe by.


    He sighed and tossed the bracelet into the demine. He felt like he should leave


    since the Cape would be taking over things from here on out.


    Sarah drove away from the manor after she left the room. She arrived at the


    presidential suite of a five-star hotel in Hemount City.


    There was a stylingdy who was morously dressed in the room leaning on the sofa and scrolling her phone.