103. The battle of two men.

Chapter 103. The battle of two men.

It's conceivable that the old John destroyed all evidence on purpose to make it hard for Riffen to find him, but that might also be the reason. On top of that, there were a lot of places to conceal in this city, so it seemed as if Riffen was driving the vehicle by himself the whole time. This car does not meet the requirements.

Riffen, realizing that he needs help finding her, ultimately settles on the idea that it would be best for him to return to his home. When he got home, Wynn was there, standing in the living room, ready to greet him. Even though he was still covered in wounds but was now able to sit up on his own, he confessed that he had healed quickly as well. Despite this, he was able to concede that he had recovered quickly.

As a result of Wynn's worry for Doris, he made the decision to put himself in a position of humility and ask Riffen the following question.

- Where is she? Why don't you come with her?

Riffen produced a scowling face