Chapter 904: Chapter 904: There’s a Ghost_1 Chapter 904: Chapter 904: There’s a Ghost_1 The retirees eting orchestrated by Damian Howard greatly weakened the Howard Family, leading to internal grievances and complaints.
His own health issues posed hidden dangers and made it difficult for him to command respect. Facing a group of siblings with wolf-like ambitions, Damian’s situation was like being besieged on all sides.
Although he wanted to vent his frustrations on Alexander Sumrs, what was more pressing was how to resolve the current crisis.
Upon hearing Alexander’s analysis, Purple Sumrs thought differently.
If, initially… if, Damian had not saved Alexander, then who would have experienced the severe closed head injury, primary brainstem damage, pulmonary infections, and epilepsy… enduring all of that—could it have been Alexander?
With this in mind, one could empathize with Alexander’s subtle attitude toward Damian.
Bearing it over and over again, was it not just brotherly loyalty but also a sense of indebtedness?
Damian had saved Alexander more than once; the last ti, it cost him half his life.
Purple unconsciously hugged Alexander tighter, thanking the heavens in her heart for blessing Alexander with a silver lining amidst disaster.
Alexander was still pondering over Damian’s situation, “Who knows which unlucky soul he’ll set his sights on next…”
He even took pleasure in the misfortune, “If Damian finds soone younger, will Lily Howard have to call him ‘brother’ or ‘little brother’? Would he possibly find a nephew?”
“Let’s not worry about him!” Purple turned his face toward hers, urging seriously, “Whoever he wants to look for, let him. I forbid you from interfering in the Howard Family’s affairs again, do you hear ?”
Having finally achieved a tranquil life, Purple didn’t want Alexander to get involved in those bloody matters again.
Alexander kissed the corner of her lips, smiling, “As you command, my dear wife.”
Purple blushed at his words and scolded him, “Who’s your wife, shaless.”
Alexander replied, “Then you’re really sothing, not my wife yet you manage so strictly!”
Purple was so angered that she pinched him fiercely!
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The night was deep, and Nathaniel Sumrs left the restaurant alone, driving aimlessly on the streets.
He arrived at a nightclub unknowingly.
The carnal laughter and physical attractions inside drew him, his repression already soaked into his marrow, aching for such madness and indulgence.
As he approached the entrance, the attendants noticed him.
Whether it was the designer clothes on his body or the luxury car behind him, there was no doubt he was a financial backer.
The attendant eagerly ca forward to help Nathaniel park his car.
Nathaniel entered, and inside it was noisy and vibrant, the lights dazzling and confusing, yet imparting a strange sense of secrecy.
He found an empty seat at the bar and ordered a bottle of liquor.
A few young girls nearby noticed Nathaniel, quietly sizing him up and whispering to each other.
“Look, that man is so handso.”
“The shirt he’s wearing, you can’t buy that without a hefty sum,” one girl gestured with her hands.
The other girls inhaled sharply in amazent, their eyes betraying a readiness to try their luck.
A particularly beautiful girl with boldness to match sashayed over with a twist of her slender waist, “Handso, drinking alone is so boring…”
But Nathaniel was very cold, his expression harsh, without even a glance at the girl.
The beauty was imdiately embarrassed, sowhat unwilling to give up, and said in a coy voice, “Hey, are you deaf?”
Nathaniel set down his glass and lazily glanced at her.
The beauty suddenly froze, then her face turned pale. She staggered back, screaming, “Ahhh! A ghost! There’s a ghost!!!”
Her friends were startled and quickly ca forward to hold her.
The girl was crying and shouting, pointing at Nathaniel incoherently, “…ghost, ghost, oh my god, a ghost!!!”
The crowd looked at each other, so even laughed out loud, “How high is she right now?”
The bouncers, big and burly n, pulled her out to avoid disturbing the business.
Nathaniel continued to drink quietly.
The surroundings remained lively and wild, as if the scene just now had never happened.
Nathaniel found it boring. Even imrsed in such an environnt, he couldn’t find a trace of enjoynt.
At that mont, a corner caught his attention.
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