His Precious Love novel Chapter 73

Chapter 73 Because Of A Woman

Jefferson let out a chuckle and said, “I’m glad you feel that way, Mr. Faymon. However, I have no use for this finger, so I’ll have someone mail it over to you.”

“Have him release Kristie. I’m not known to have a good temper either,” Curtis said calmly. I couldn’t care less what Jefferson does to Aunt Sienna, but I won’t just sit by and watch him hurt Kristie!

“I’m afraid that’s not possible. She needs to be punished for what she did. How about this? I’ll let her go if she can survive three minutes in the ocean,” Jefferson replied with a sadistic grin.

Curtis clenched his fists tightly but maintained a smile on his face. “Go ahead and try.”

Only a few have dared challenge him in life.

Jefferson’s grin widened when he felt Curtis’ intimidating aura through the screen. He was about to have Ringo drop her when he heard a sudden, loud noise.

The next thing he knew, the phone fell to the floor, and Ringo could be heard groaning in pain.

A few seconds later, someone else picked up the phone.

“Mr. Faymon, I have secured Ms. Winton, but that guy jumped off the cliff and ran. Should I have someone chase after him?” James asked coldly as he appeared on screen wearing a black beanie.

Curtis breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that. Wow… Not only is this young man great at sniping and designing stuff, but he’s also skilled in hand-to-hand combat!

Jefferson was finally starting to show some fear when he recognized James.

He first saw James when he met up with Roxanne a while back. That was how he knew about Rayna having a younger brother. Jefferson was planning on roping James in at first, but he never had the chance to.

I was not expecting James to be that skilled in fighting! On top of that, he’s on Curtis’ side!

Of course, Ringo wasn’t the only person on the cliff. There were others hidden nearby, but Jefferson decided not to have them attack James because he was Rayna’s brother. He then motioned at the man standing next to him and had him make a phone call.

“You sure have a lot of talented individuals on your side, Mr. Faymon. I can’t believe he took down my most skilled bodyguard. It looks like I have no choice but to hand this woman back to you.”

“Feel free to visit me in Chanaea anytime, Mr. Hamilton,” Curtis said.

“I’ll be sure to take you up on your invitation, Mr. Faymon. Please try to keep your people under control, though. I won’t always be so kind, you know?” Jefferson replied before hanging up, leaving Curtis and James in the video call.

“I’ll bring Ms. Winton and this phone back to you, Mr. Faymon,” James said.

“You can discard the phone. I doubt there is anything useful in it.” Curtis knew full well how cautious Jefferson was. He figured that subordinate wouldn’t have left the phone behind if it contained important information.

“Understood.”

Curtis then placed his phone down on the coffee table and kept quiet.

Gabriel, who was standing next to him at the time, felt as though the temperature in the room was dropping rapidly.

“Call Quadrius. I want every information I can get on Jefferson!” Curtis ordered coldly.

This guy had the audacity to kidnap Kristie. I need to find out who he is and make him pay for what he did!

As Gabriel went off to make the phone call, the female doctor stepped out of the bedroom and said in Anglandurn, “Mr. Faymon, the PO3 inhibitor isn’t working on her either.”

The PO3 inhibitor is a powerful drug used to reduce the effects of strong aphrodisiacs. It’s very expensive and is known for its high efficacy. If it doesn’t work on Rayna, then the drug she has been injected with must be of a much higher level. How the heck did Kristie get her hands on something this potent?

“That b*stard!” Curtis cursed under his breath.

After taking a moment to keep his anger suppressed, Curtis asked the doctor, “What if we retrieve a sample of the drug from her blood and send it to a lab? How long would it take for them to come up with an antidote?”

“At least six hours.”

“Get it done. I’ll watch over her.”

“Um, I’m not sure if that’s going to work, Mr. Faymon.” The doctor glanced at the bedroom as she continued, “I don’t think she’ll last long enough for me to bring you the antidote.”