Super Sweetheart of the CEO Daddy novel Chapter 1207

When Lily went downstairs, fortunately the old lady wasn't in the living room either, so she secretly heaved a sigh of relief.

Edwards followed her down the stairs, wearing a clean and expensive suit. He had a very refined temperament, young face, and features that were as exquisite as a sculpture. Even though it was a handsome face, his eyes were sharp and ruthless like a tiger or leopard, and the thing he wanted to do today reflected the turmoil in his heart.

Lily turned around, and when she saw him get down, her beautiful eyes blinked twice. She immediately walked over and asked him: "Do you want to eat breakfast before you leave?"

Edwards was still holding onto his sleeve, and his eyes that were cold just a moment ago became as tender as spring the moment he saw the woman, and he replied with a low voice.

"Okay. I'll eat at home." "Oh right, where does Elizabeth live? I will find it so that I can visit her!" Lily asked curiously.

Edwards gave her the address on his phone, and then warned her softly: "Don't go out alone, remember to bring some bodyguards along!"

"Un, got it!" Lily was now frightened, of course she wouldn't be so stupid as to drive her own car out.

Edwards suddenly leaned over, lifted her chin and imprinted it on her vermilion lips, then walked out of the living room with a smile.

Lily was kissed by him and her soul was also stolen by him. After a long while, she turned around to look outside the gate and saw that the several black car had left in an orderly fashion.

Lily lowered her head and pursed her lips into a smile. Even though she had just experienced a dangerous moment yesterday, her heart was currently brimming with a sense of security. Was her heart really getting stronger and stronger?

Not long after Edwards's convoy left, he, who was sitting in the back seat, received a call: "Mr. Wayne, we've already tied him up, how should we deal with him?"

"Hit him hard for me!" Edwards gritted his teeth coldly.

"Jack Wayne's reaction is very strange, he seems to know that you kidnapped him, but he didn't scream or struggle, looking like he's going to die." Larry could not help but say this.

"Is that so? The father and son love to act. Break his legs and see what kind of expression John Wayne will have!" Edwards laughed coldly.

"Okay, Mr. Wayne, are you coming over soon?" Looking through the glass window, Larry saw that Jack Wayne had been beaten up. However, Jack Wayne did not seem to resist at all, silently accepting the other party's punches and kicks.

"I'm not going over. Just throw him out after you deal with him. Just don't let him die!" After Edwards gave this order, he hung up.

However, very quickly, his phone rang again. Edwards looked at the caller ID, a cold light shining in his eyes.

He deliberately refused the call, but the other party seemed unwilling to give up and continued to call him.

Finally, Edwards felt that the other party was flustered and exasperated, and slowly picked up his phone.

Sure enough, John Wayne's voice approached a roar, "Edwards, did you kidnap my son and take him away? Let him out. Is he your brother?"

Edwards took the phone away from his ear, and only after he finished shouting did he slowly ask: "You must have found the wrong person, I just got up, and I don't know what you're talking about."

"Stop pretending here, who else can you be? Hurry and let him go!" John Wayne bellowed in anger.

"You know very well how many enemies you have made. Moreover, we are relatives, how can we be enemies? Isn't that what you always said on the tip of your tongue? You must believe me, I am your nephew!" Edwards's words were so infuriating that people would rather give up their lives, and John Wayne became mute for a moment.

"Edwards, if you feel that your uncle has done anything wrong, you can just come and find me. Don't touch your cousin, he doesn't know anything." Although John Wayne was a scum, he still felt pain for his only son. Earlier, he had felt that Edwards would not touch him, but now, it seemed that he had been too naive.