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Matthew snorted. "Don't bother trying to act tough, Aurelius. As the head of the Damron Family, I'm sure what
I'm about to say will sound perfectly logical to you. Only the living have the chance to talk. A dead man is
silenced for good! If you're willing to talk, then let's talk. If you're unwilling to talk, then I'll kill all of you. What's
the worst that could happen to me? At most, I'll just beca fugitive!"
Aurelius' brows were tightly knitted together. Now that things had cto this, he knew perfectly well that he
was a sitting duck.
There was no point in trying to play tough in front of Matthew now.
"Fine. | admit defeat! Go ahead and say what it is you want us to do, Larson," Aurelius barked.
Matthew nodded in satisfaction. "That's more like it. This is the attitude you should be taking in a negotiation,
Master Damron! To be honest with you, | have nothing against the Damrons. | don't wish to becenemies
with you either. As for the situation we have on our hands now, well, | am willing to let all of you leave, as long as
you givea written guarantee that the Damrons will never try to act againstagain."
"Are you threatening me, Larson?" Aurelius snapped through gritted teeth.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtMatthew sneered. "That's right! I'm threatening you, so what? Does it displease you?"
Aurelius glanced at Salazar, who was standing beside Matthew. In the end, he had no choice but to swallow his
anger.
"I can promise that I'll never act against you, but there's no way I'm giving you a written guarantee!" Aurelius
fired back loudly.
"Do you think I'll still believe what you say?" Matthew scoffed. "Words are meaningless. Don't you remember
what you promisedthe last time? Yet, here you are after attempting to sneak up ontoday. | no longer
have any faith in your ability to keep your promises! Your so-called promise means nothing! I'll only believe that
the Damrons won't ever act againstagain if you givea written guarantee!" Aurelius clenched his jaw. He
was fuming as he didn't want to comply with Matthew's demand.
He knew that the Damrons would no longer be able to touch Matthew once he gave Matthew a written
guarantee.
If they did attempt to do anything to Matthew again, he would bring out the written guarantee, and the family's
reputation would be destroyed.
However, under the circumstances, he couldn't get out of giving Matthew a written guarantee either.
After thinking about it for ages, Aurelius finally spat out reluctantly, "Fine! I'll do it!"
Matthew smirked. He handed Aurelius a pen and a piece of paper to write the guarantee.
Once the written guarantee was in his hands, he grinned. Now that | have this, the Damrons won't have the guts
to do anything toagain!
At last, he finally managed to get rid of the looming danger that was the Damrons for good.
"I'll believe you one last time, Master Damron!" Matthew declared with a smile. "You and your family can come
over to Eastcliff anytyou want, but | hope you'll remember the contents of this written guarantee, lest you
end up embarrassing yourself."
Aurelius was pale with fury. His jaw was tightly clenched as he hoisted Falconn up on his back before uttering
stiffly, "I can go now, right?"
Matthew chuckled. "Your injuries look pretty bad, Master Damron. Why don't you get them treated at Eastcliff? As
you know, I'm a miracle doctor. Your injuries are a piece of cake for me. | can get you back on your feet in next to
no time!"
"That won't be necessary!" Aurelius growled.
"Not necessary, huh?" Matthew remarked. "Oh. You don't wish to enter Eastcliff, Master Damron? That's fine. |
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmcan just give you smedication that'll help with your "
Aurelius immediately cut Matthew off. "Quit acting like you're so benevolent, Larson! Do you think we're all
fools? Who knows if you added poison to your so-called medication?" Matthew shrugged. "I won't force you since
you're so opposed to the idea. Have a safe trip, Master Damron!"
Aurelius' expression was stormy as he marched off with Falconn on his back.
Blood had soaked through the part of the shirt that was against his chest. The young woman earlier had nearly
stabbed his organs.
At this moment, Aurelius was basically running on empty.
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