In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO novel Chapter 78

As Pink Hair collapsed to the ground, the rest of his lackeys peed in their pants. They dropped to their knees and groveled at Tobias’ feet, begging for mercy.

However, Tobias wasn’t moved as he removed the bullets from the gun. After that, he chucked the gun onto the ground.

He ordered Samuel, his bodyguard, “Call the police and tell them there was a fight in the car park involving a gun. One had died.”

Samuel knew what to do. Before he left, Tobias gave Pink Hair’s corpse a final glance and remarked, “Next time, don’t try to be a gangster. You really suck at it.”

Meanwhile, Sheldon gulped and swallowed the fear he felt. He didn’t understand why Tobias had to be so ruthless.

Tobias was definitely someone that was capable of annihilating his enemies.

After that, Sheldon accompanied Tobias for breakfast. Both of them didn’t get to sleep the whole night.

Tobias was in a worse condition than Sheldon, who was having a hangover. He had forgotten the last time he had a good night’s sleep.

“Tobias, why didn’t you go last night instead? It would have been the perfect opportunity for you to rescue a damsel in distress. Wouldn’t it be great?” Sheldon was chewing on a fried egg as he waited for a response.

“I don’t have to,” Tobias quipped.

He did want to go to her but Skylar had warned him to stay away.

In his heart, he hoped that she only meant last night and that it didn’t include today.

Suddenly, Sheldon’s phone rang and it was Claudia who called.

He cleared his throat. “Mom, why are you calling me so early in the morning?”

Claudia asked, “Is your brother with you?”

Tobias signaled to Sheldon with his eyes who understood immediately. His brother needed him to lie.

“No, he’s not here. Perhaps he is busy.”

However, Claudia wasn’t convinced. Before she ended the call, she even instructed Sheldon to look for Tobias. She wanted him to inform Tobias that there was something urgent at home and he needed to return.

After Sheldon put down his phone, he gave Tobias, who was enjoying his breakfast slowly, a sympathetic look.