The Devil CEO's Contract Wife novel Chapter 216

Chapter 216: The Ghost Of You

Two Weeks Later

I raised the silencer. When my father opened his eyes, the gun was already pointed at him.

"This is another level of disrespect..." He eyed me closely. "You look well. Well enough to do this."

My finger moved to the trigger.

"You aren’t gonna kill me, Ares," he spoke calmly, pressing the button, and the bed slowly lifted him upright.

"You hate me, and I was never a good father to you, but we have an understanding, one that cannot be easily... shot at."

I tilted my head slowly. "I have a question for you."

"You may ask."

"Hannah and Vincent Walker... Do you remember them?"

He huffed. "I see what this is about. It’s about that wife of yours, isn’t it?" She left you. I know, son. I know. And you have been looking for her ever since. Any progress?"

"..."

"I suggest you don’t waste your time. You can always remarry. You’re Don, the entire empire is yours, as befitting of our name, you’re a King. You’ll need a woman by your side, and then an heir. A son."

"I asked a question," I reprised, disregarding his words.

They mean nothing to me, everything that comes out of that mouth. The only thing I needed was to hear him say it.

He glared at me but replied. "Yes, I do recall that name, only when it was mentioned. I have blood on my hands as much as you do, son. It was just tragic that her parents were victims..."

I shot his leg.

Before he could cry out, I used my hand to cover his mouth, his noise muffled as he struggled. He couldn’t move properly because of the treatment, so all he could do was gape wide-eyed at me and tremble.

I leaned down to him, and his nostrils flared. "Shh... It would be more pathetic if you cried over something like that, don’t you agree, Father?"

His eyes darkened, his helplessness worsening everything for him. If there was one thing I knew about my father, it was that he never liked weakness.

He listened and stopped struggling, so I released my hand.

My father could really see it now, what he hadn’t noticed since I walked into this room; disbelief screamed on his face, as I appeared a stranger before him.

"Y-You said death was a mercy."

"Not for you." 𝒻𝘳𝘦𝘦𝘸ℯ𝒷𝘯𝘰𝑣ℯ𝑙.𝘤𝑜𝘮

I should condemn myself for doing this... but all I felt was... nothing, except a sense of pride.

I pulled the trigger for you, baby. I wish you were here to see it.

Reed. I should have killed him when I had the chance. I thought he understood one thing I held above all fucking virtues. Loyalty. From my men.

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