The Billionaire Twins Need A New Mommy! novel Chapter 656

Chapter 656: The Fall Of Ravah

[New Gehran]

Haji was already at his limit, and heading down, he needed Scarlet’s help. One of his arms rested over her shoulder, every step a limp. After what felt like forever, they finally reached the ground floor.

As he and Scarlet made their way to where Jarvis’s body lay—which coincidentally had landed mere meters from Gene’s—Haji’s brows knitted together. He narrowed his eyes as Jarvis’s front slowly came into full view.

"Huh?" A sound slipped out of him.

"What?" Scarlet asked, glancing at him before shifting her gaze to Jarvis. "Huh, what?"

Haji didn’t answer as he simply stared.

Jarvis had fallen on his back, blood already seeping beneath his body. His eyes remained open, and his body was almost perfectly intact—aside from the twisted knee that bent unnaturally, his foot facing backward.

When he fell, Haji had still seen Jarvis breathing, clinging desperately to life. But he knew that was nothing more than stubbornness. There was no way he could survive that fall.

"That’s overkill," Scarlet remarked beside him. "If you shot him in the head, you didn’t need to shove him out the window and nearly die with him."

"Do you really think I’m that stupid?"

She arched a brow. "You’re saying you’re not?"

"Hey."

"Didn’t you tackle him?"

"I tackled him, yes, but..." Haji snapped his attention back to Jarvis, eyes locking onto the hole between his brows. "I didn’t shoot him in the head. Or rather, he didn’t have that hole when he fell."

"Huh..." Scarlet’s brows crinkled. "That’s... that’s strange."

But it didn’t alarm her immediately.

Why?

Because it could mean many things. Jarvis didn’t seem like the kind of boss people follow out of loyalty. More like the kind they secretly despised. It wouldn’t be surprising if a mercenary saw him fall and decided to get even by finishing him off.

The idea of it being an accidental shot never crossed their minds—not with that angle.

Someone had approached Jarvis and put a bullet in his head.

"Probably while we were heading down," Scarlet guessed. "Or while we were still stuck inside the building."

Haji’s jaw clenched slightly, remembering that earlier, during his confrontation with Jarvis, someone had shot Jarvis’s pistol. That was why Jarvis lost his grip on it.

But before he could think deeper, a loud voice rang out.

"Haha!"

Both of them turned toward the sound and spotted a truck approaching. Billionaire was behind the wheel, his head sticking out of the window.

"I guess they’re done," Haji muttered, relaxing slightly as the truck screeched to a stop and Billionaire jumped out.

The man nearly skipped his way toward them, but when he got closer, his steps skidded to a halt, eyes locking onto the body before them.

"...That’s—"

The rest of his words choked in his throat.

For a moment, Billionaire couldn’t look away from the man who once instilled fear in everyone he came face-to-face with. If he were being honest, the governor himself didn’t scare him. But Jarvis?

That was a different story.

But now, Jarvis was...

"Hah." Billionaire let out a heavy breath, stepping back as he snapped his gaze to Haji. "Let’s... let’s get out of here."

He moved in to help, taking over supporting Haji as he was far better suited for the job. But the moment Haji’s arm left Scarlet’s shoulder, Billionaire turned to her with a frown.

He shot Haji a glare and hissed quietly as they walked away. "You womanizer. When did you even have time to flirt during a mission? No wonder you got caught."

"What are you talking about?" Haji scrunched his nose. "She’s not a local."

"Huh?"

Both men paused and glanced back at Scarlet, who was following behind them. She raised one brow at the two of them.

Cling... cling...

"What about Jarvis?" she asked. "Did you deal with him?"

Scarlet and Billionaire paused, then turned toward Haji. It was better if the latter delivered the news.

"Mhm." Haji smiled faintly. "He’s been dealt with."

The singing mercenaries fell silent, eyes widening. Their complexions pale as they almost couldn’t believe what they heard.

Lola’s smile widened in satisfaction.

"Good!" she nodded. "That means Ravah is under the Order now."

"Huh?" Billionaire frowned. "You mean New Gehran? Halvik and Ashkar are still standing."

"I know." Lola blinked. "But my hubby handled that already."

She beamed, thumbs up, eyes sparkling. "Halvik surrendered. And Ashkar... let’s just say neither of them put up a fight."

Silence fell instantly in the area, giving the night breeze time to echo. Rebels, mercenaries, Billionaire, and Haji all stared at her in disbelief. Scarlet, on the other hand, merely chuckled.

"I expected nothing less from him," she muttered, only to freeze as she felt a sudden murderous intent coming from a direction. Turning toward its source, her gaze landed on Lola.

But Lola wasn’t glaring.

She was smiling until her eyes squinted.

Scarlet sighed and shook her head.

She’s going to hate me forever, isn’t she?

But a moment later, the rebels erupted into cheers, nearly lifting Lola off the ground in celebration.

The night was far from over, and battles still raged elsewhere. Yet no one would believe it if they heard the truth.

That Ravah, the lawless and once untouchable territory... had fallen overnight.