Madam Escaped Again Sir novel Chapter 1086

Therefore, his future, the Gray Family, and Triforce Enterprise were already foreseeable.

In reality, he wasn't afraid of death. After all, it was too unlikely for him to find a replacement kidney as he suffered from such an illness. The only fate awaiting him was death, as he only had less than two years left to live.

However, he was worried about Julia and Rina. What would happen to them after he died? At the moment, he could still stand his ground against Toby and Sonia with some difficulty, but no one would be able to protect Julia and Rina when he died.

Though he felt that he was indebted to his wife, he owed too much to his daughter. The moment Rina came into being in Julia's womb more than 20 years ago, he had vowed to do his best to protect the child regardless of whether it was a son or a daughter. Alas, he failed to keep his word after Rina was born, causing her to be abducted and thrown into the river by Henry. Although he didn't know how she had survived in the end, he was still unable to forgive Henry’s actions, nor could he excuse his failure to protect his own daughter back then. Now that Rina had finally returned, he wanted to make it up to her initially, but he didn't manage to do so in the end. Instead, he dragged Rina into the feud between the Gray Family and the Reeds, causing her to live in fear. All of this made him feel even more of a failure as a father.

Titus pounded his chest in remorse. Regardless, a hint of determination flickered in his wrinkled eyes. No matter what would happen to the Gray Family in the end, he had to arrange for his wife and daughter's escape before the day arrived. At the very least, he couldn't let them fall into Sonia and Toby's hands. Whatever it was, he'd take it on alone! Meanwhile, Connor, someone whom Toby was also dealing with, was also in trouble.

Connor liked to listen to opera. Since he mostly stayed in the hotel, his only entertainment was to watch videos of past opera performances in the video room. Just when he was watching the opera in fascination, Xander came in hurriedly, saying, "Mr. Salzburg!"

He opened his eyes with a gloomy expression. Then, he turned to look at Xander with a sinister and ferocious look in his eyes, and he said, "I told you last time not to barge in all of a sudden when I'm listening to opera. This is already your second time committing the same mistake."

Xander knew that his abrupt actions had angered his boss, so he quickly lowered his head in fear while apologizing, "Sorry, Mr. Salzburg, but something serious has happened this time."

"What's the big deal?" Connor asked unhurriedly while grabbing the walking stick next to him. Obviously, he didn't think much of what Xander had said.

When Xander saw this, he felt even more anxious. He promptly replied, "Mr. Salzburg, our goods in Westsanshire have been intercepted at

customs."

Connor immediately stopped rubbing his walking stick when he heard Xander's words. The next instant, his face turned ghastly pale. Then, he stared at Xander intensely as he asked, "What did you say? You mean someone intercepted our goods?"

"Yes, Mr. Salzburg." Xander nodded repeatedly. "Just half an hour ago, I got a phone call from our men stationed at the customs checkpoint. They said that a bunch of people had suddenly popped up and seized our goods." "Half an hour ago, huh..." Connor's face contorted as he could no longer keep his gentle and indifferent expression; perhaps this was his true colors. "Who did it?" he asked in a chilly voice while clutching the dragon's head on his walking stick with all his might. Finally, he continued, "I'm going to throw that person into the ocean to feed them to the sharks. How dare they mess with my goods? I bet they're tired of living!”

Xander shook his head as he continued his report. "Nobody knows who did it, but according to our men at the customs checkpoint, a bunch of people arrived before the men we'd sent to receive the goods. Not only that, but instead of seizing the goods through illegal means, they openly took the goods away from the customs checkpoint with documents issued by the related departments in their hands. Also, according to our men, those documents were genuine, as they bore the official stamps of the related departments. So, I think the person who intercepted our goods was definitely not an ordinary person."