My dear lawyer novel Chapter 369

After William’s cruel words, he saw the woman running headlong down the corridor with a glimpse of intolerance in his eyes.

John rushed to her and caught her immediately.

"John, you are here, Roe…Roe is missing. I have searched every corner of the hospital, but I just can't find him. What should I do? What should I do?" Vivian's decadent face suddenly burst out a stream of hope the moment she saw John and grabbed his hand.

William looked at John in surprise. John hesitated for a second and asked without thinking, "Have you taken away Roe?"

William smiled.

What a fool!

If he really wanted Roe, he had lots of methods to let them give up Roe, but not by this way.

"No, it's not him, but Angie…" Vivian moved closer to John and looked at William in defense.

Vivian's behavior broke William's heart.

A flicker of dim light passed over William's eyes and quickly gathered in a quick speed.

"It's not Angie." William said this sentence word by word.

William stared at Vivian tightly.

Vivian gave an expression as if she already knew William would protect Angie. His rhetoric was just an excuse.

William walked towards Vivian and grabbed her shoulders, pulling her away from John.

Vivian stepped back subconsciously.

William immediately pulled harder to keep her from stepping back.

John winced and said, "William…"

"Roe will be alright! I'll take him back now. You just stay there. Understand?"

William said in a calm voice as usual, which pacified Vivian and made her calm down.

Vivian looked into his firm eyes as if she could see her anxious expression in it.

Vivian's face suddenly turned red and answered, "William, can you promise that Angie is not involved? Can you bring Roe back?"

"I promise." But William couldn't promise he would be safe by taking this risk.

After all, Six-ears must be certain that Roe meant a lot to him by taking Roe away. Even the Shen Family had promised him a large sum of money.

This time, Six-ears must be well-prepared.

Vivian tried to calm down and held her impulsion to cry out. She said, "Okay, I will trust you this time. But remember, this is the last time!."

"Okay. This is the last time." William's eyes blinked and kissed her on her head.

John popped his eyes and clenched his fist to beat William.

William twinkled and held John's fist immediately. He didn't move his eyes away from Vivian but kept saying in a deep voice, "Wait for me."

Vivian had a six sense. Although this was an ordinary sentence, she could feel an ultimate goodbye in it. It seemed that William was not going to save Roe, but to lead the troops into the battlefield with no return.