Expert Down The Mountain novel Chapter 68

Expert Down The Mountain Chapter 68

Hendrick’s face turned grim upon hearing what the person said. At that moment, Raymond got back on his feet. Hendrick looked at him and asked, “Captain Campell, is there another way?” Suddenly, Raymond pulled his phone out and tossed it in front of Hendrick with deadly precision.

Hendrick lowered his head and saw a message on the phone’s memo that read: (Mansion No. 8 in the Kingstone Garden. Look for Mr. Kayson Yarde.]

“I’ll hold them off!” Raymond let out a roar and threw himself at the two powerful opponents.

Hendrick and his family rose to their feet and left in their car through the back door.

When the assassins once again stopped them, Raymond’s men showed up and held them back. Hendrick and his family entered the car, started the engine, and ran away. At that moment, Raymond was sent flying out of the mansion, his face dyed red with his blood.

He landed on the ground with a meaty smack, but he got up very soon and dashed forward rapidly.

In the meantime…

Kayson was watching the show Reva had recommended with rapt attention. He felt it was a really nice show, and the group of main actors did justice to their characters. Suddenly, his ears pricked up, and he frowned. He walked to the window, opened it, and jumped out of it. As soon as he landed on the ground, he saw a bloodied person running toward him. “You are… the security guard at the entrance?” Kayson was stunned. When Raymond saw Kayson, his eyes glowed with hope. “Mr. Yarde, please help me to protect the people in the car!” Raymond shouted as he dropped to his knees with a plop. Kayson frowned and lifted his head to see a car was coming in his direction. ‘I can’t put Grandpa Hugh and the others in danger…’ With that thought in mind, Kayson kicked the ground and dashed forward. “What the…” Raymond’s eyes grew wide. He took in a sharp air, and his face was filled with disbelief. When Michael saw Kayson standing in the center of the road, his face turned pale, and he stomped on the brakes.