Larissa's Game of Thrones (Larissa) novel Chapter 898

Dozens of media reporters were already camped out in front of the Palmer family estate, waiting to capture the grand and solemn family reunion.

Garrick and Faith’s cars were mixed in with the press and an assortment of social media bloggers looking for a story. Fraser and Solomon weren’t there in person; they were watching a livestream from their offices, fed by Garrick and Faith.

Garrick recognized Faith’s car and rolled down his window. “Faith, you came too.”

Faith sneered, “Of course I had to come and see the show. It’s not every day you get a spectacle this grand.”

Her eyes turned cold as she finished. Zoltan was really putting on a performance for Haskell, making such a big scene just to bring his brother back.

Garrick couldn’t help but complain, “I remember when Haskell went to get his brother last time, there wasn’t any of this pomp and circumstance. He just brought him back and released a statement announcing Draven’s identity.”

“Exactly,” Faith said, annoyed. “Grandpa didn’t even show up last time. But now, he’s going personally. It seems Rigby is the one with real status!”

Just then, a white Maserati pulled up to the Palmer family’s gate. A moment later, Larissa got out of the driver’s seat.

“Shit! Why is that damn bitch Larissa here too?” Garrick yelled as soon as he saw her.

Faith was just as furious. The memory of being poisoned and tormented by Larissa for weeks still made her teeth ache with rage.

“Looks like she’s going with Haskell and Grandpa to pick him up,” Faith guessed.

Garrick scoffed. “Great. If that guy Sire really makes his move today, I hope he gets rid of Larissa too!”

Faith shot him a look. “Keep your voice down. We’ll be in trouble if someone hears you.”

“Sire, you’re going to do it, aren’t you?” Rigby asked, crouching down to look him in the eye.

Even without an answer, Rigby knew. Sire was going to make his move.

“Sire, can’t you stop? Even if my grandfather was indirectly responsible for my mother’s death, please don’t do this. If you go through with it, you’ll be ruined.”

And Haskell, his own brother, would be dragged down with him.