This Time, I'll Be the Villain's Favorite Daughter novel Chapter 295

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This time, TIL Bem Villain

Chapter 295 Casting a Wide Net

Curiosity was one thing. Staying alive was far more important.

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Nelson probably wasn’t aware that if an opportunity doesn’t come to you, sometimes you have to go after it yourself.

“If you join the Silent Archive someday, they judge you by your jobs and performance, Maya.” Raymond held her hand as they walked back. “It’s really not that fun”

“But it is pretty free.”

Maya thought about it. “That sounds like a regular job.”

“The assassin business is a normal career too. It’s just… a rare and unusual one.” Raymond sighed.

He was different. He had connections. Even if he slacked off half the time, nobody cared.

But Maya was young.

If she joined as an underage, people would definitely push her to meet her targets.

If she didn’t hit her numbers, she’d get lectured by her team leader.

“What should I do then?” Maya asked seriously, learning from her father.

Raymond answered casually, “That’s why I keep telling you to build up your client network.

“Take that guy from the hotel, for example. You can build a long–term partnership with him.

“If he ever needs someone taken care of, you’ll have a steady source of work. You won’t have to run around looking for jobs like I do.”

Then he added, “A guy with his status probably has a bunch of relatives waiting to fight over likely need outside help.”

his

money.

He’ll

Maya blinked. “But what if I get rid of all his relatives someday?”

Raymond fell silent at the suggestion. “Then find more clients.”

As long as you had enough clients, there would never be a shortage of people to kill.

One boldly suggested it, and the other seriously bought into it.

Maya entered serious learning mode again.

Rule One: Make many friends. Rule Two: Make rich friends. Rule Three: Preferably rich friends with many enemies. Rule Four: If all the enemies of your friend are gone, go

make new

friends.

Perfect.

After returning to the hotel, Raymond pulled up a contact on his phone and handed it to her.

“This is that client’s contact information,” he said. “Add him. You might really need it one day.”

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Chapter 295 Casting a Wide Net

Maya took the phone and looked at the WhatsApp account.

The name simply said: Nelson Santorio.

She took out her phone, added his number, and said hi to him.

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At that moment, Nelson was also looking at his phone. He was studying the crime scene photos of his uncle’s death and was in a pretty good mood.

He couldn’t help sighing. An S–Class assassin from Silent Archive truly lived up to the reputation.

When he saw a new friend request on his private account, he assumed it was someone he knew.

He said hi and asked who it was.

Then the person named Sugarcoat Bullet eagerly sent him a message.

“Hey, will you place another order with me in the future”

Nelson was puzzled.

“Who are you?”

Sugarcoat Bullet answered, “We’ve met before. You’d booked my service. You’re such a nice person.”

Not only had he paid for her service, he also happened to be her dad’s client.

She liked rich people.

Instead of feeling pleasantly surprised, Nelson found the whole thing strange.

He immediately typed back. “How did you get my number?”

Sugarcoat Bullet replied, “Don’t worry about that. I have my ways. Nelson, when I grow up and start working, will you support my business?”

Did this kid even know what she was saying?

Nelson leaned back against the couch and thought about it.

This young girl had somehow gotten hold of his private contact information through means he couldn’t whether he would place more orders with her in the future. figure out. Then the first thing she asked

Orders? What kind of orders? And what exactly te

this “order” she kept talking about?

Nelson made a bold guess.

Did her family sell things online? Is she planning to become a livestream seller?

He remembered the father and daughter arguing over a pair of sunglasses at the restaurant. The man had

been dressed plainly and didn’t look wealthy at all.

Kids from poor families really did grow up fast.

With a sigh, he typed back.

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