บททั้งหมดของ Guardian-In-Law: บทที่ 4031 - บทที่ 4040

“We were never enemies. I do not have a reason to target you, nor let them destroy you,” Kaze said. He was not a cruel man, so he did not act like a villain. Clarice was a capable girl and exceptionally smart. She would know what he meant by that. Since Kaze has decided to save the Wittersons, he would have to earn their trust so that they would be loyal to him in the future. Every step he made was meticulously calculated, although he was using people for his own benefit. The final outcome would always be the ideal. Clarice looked at Kaze seriously. She could tell he was not lying, as if he would jump into the fray at the very last moment. It was exactly what Kaze planned to do. Russell was going to kill her back then, but Kaze intervened and stopped it from happening. She should not be doubting him, since Kaze provided a great sense of security to Clarice.He might have plotted the entire incident. However, it was not out of malicious intention. He was just trying t

Morris was unwilling to give up. Edmund had to die here!“Don’t worry, Master Siegfried. They aren’t going anywhere. There is only one entrance and exit in this abandoned factory,” someone who knew the terrain better explained. “The factory is surrounded by a moat filled with water, and the walls are high. They won’t be able to escape.” Morris nodded stiffly. “Go after them now. Don’t give them the time to hide, or we’ll have to waste time finding them. Leave two men outside to keep guard and don’t let people come in.” He was not sure if Edmund had other arrangements; his only objective was to take Edmund out. Morris led his men inside the abandoned factory and saw Edmund helping Ryan away. “There they are! Don’t let them escape!” he bellowed. Without any hesitation, Miles fired at Edmund. Edmund heard the noise from behind. He dared not turn around or stop, continuing to run forward. Unfortunately, carrying the injured Ryan slowed him down. He dared not stop eve

“You want to see your family that much? Don’t worry, I won’t let you down. My men will soon be here,” Morris said with a frenzy of delight on his face, as if Clarice would appear at any moment. Edmund’s face turned paler when he heard Morris. Clarice was his only child. He would do anything to prevent her from getting hurt. Ironically, he could not do anything now. He knew if Morris got hold of Clarice, she would be killed. Edmund had kept the secret deep in him because he wanted to protect Clarice and give her a good life. Yet, spoiling her had somehow gotten her into this mess, ultimately putting her life at risk. Had he not meddled with the Geofreys, Clarice might have lived peacefully.Though he slightly regretted his decision, no amount of regret could change the future. He could surrender himself and let Morris kill him, hoping that, in return, Clarice would be freed. The other choice was to resist until the end and place his trust in Kaze to protect Clarice.

“Master Siegfried, I’ll go have a look at what happened outside.” Miles did not know how many men were outside and how his men were doing. He was worried. “Edmund! You set me up! You had been anticipating this!” Morris’ face turned pale and grew weak. He looked at Edmund vengefully. He did not expect Edmund to have another last resort. Edmund was too weak to speak, but he laughed. If it meant insulting Morris, he would gladly take credit for what he did not do. Miles went out with his gun. X was on a killing spree. The gunshot had drawn the attention of Morris’ men, and they all rushed in with their guns. X opened fire at them. His sole objective was to rescue Edmund, even though he had yet to confirm Edmund’s current condition. However, judging from Morris’ angry bellow, he knew Edmund was still alive. He just had to deal with the dozen men gaining on him. “You?!” Miles came out and pointed his gun at X. He knew X. That night, Morris tried to convince X

Kaze glanced at the unwilling look in Miles’ eyes. However, he did not care and shot Miles in the head.Seeing what happened from the car, Clarice was afraid. She dared not approach the scene and patiently waited for Kaze to call her. Although Morris had watched his most trusted man die in front of him, he was unbothered. Everything was expected, but he still failed in the end. There was no way for him to turn things around, no matter how resentful he still was.“Purge lied to me. I thought his disciple was great. Instead, he lost to you,” Morris said, expressing his unwillingness. He had done his best to remove all the obstacles in his path. Still, his efforts fell short in the end. Who exactly was Kaze? Why would he appear to ruin everything? More importantly, the abilities that he displayed did not match the description and background. Powerful and mysterious, he was definitely not just a nameless agent from Butterworth. “That guy is quite good. If he did not run int