I got married without you (James and Amelia) novel Chapter 779

Chapter 779 Don’t Even Dare To Look At Skender Again 

As Casare kicked the door of the home theater open, the lights litt 

up instantly 

Stepping on his military boots, he walked up to Aaron step by step along the staircase. 

He pressed the button of the front seat with his hand in a leather 

glove. 

After the seat was slowly turned around, Casare sat down and looked up at Aaron. 

“You should have guessed it, it was all my setup that you were imprisoned.” 

Aaron withdrew his thoughts as he slowly raised his dull eyes and looked coldly at Casare. 

“Alan was nice to you since he was a child. And he can be regarded as your elder brother. Why did you kill him?” 

“Anyone who stands in my way must die, regardless of whether he is my brother or not. Besides, he is not even my biological brother. There is nothing to be merciful about.” 

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Casare raised the corners of his lips indifferently and smiled faintly. In his eyes, people’s lives were simply for fun. 

“Do you think that if you kill Alan, you would become the heir of the royal family?” 

How could the royal family make an adopted son with no blood tie 

an heir? It was all his illusion. 

“Of course they won’t give me the right of inheritance. I did this just because of you.” 

He wove a net just for Aaron long ago, waiting for him to throw 

himself on it. 

Therefore, when Aaron knocked down Alan and left, he would 

ensure Alan’s death. 

What he thought was that if Aaron had been sentenced to death, then he wouldn’t have to make the next move. 

However, the Johnson family would rather fight against the royal family to defend Aaron to death. As a result, he only got a penalty. of one year’s imprisonment. 

The reason turned out to be that someone saw another person who drove Alan to death after Aaron left. 

However, whatever his plan was, heaven decided the end. Casare 

Chapter 779 Don’t Even Dare To Look At Sk… didn’t expect there would be a witness in that blind spot.