Chapter 351 He Chose Summer
And at that moment, Arnold’s voice pierced through the chaos, causing Josie’s heart to skip a beat, Josier”
Ivy, who had been knocked down by Dexter, unexpectedly rose and snatched the knife from the ground. forcefully thrusting it into Joste’s abdomen.
The sudden attack caught Josie off guard, and her face turned pale as her eyes fixated on the scene of Dexter and Summer locked in an embrace. Ivy’s eerie voice echoed in her cars, ‘So he’s made his choice
now…
With each passing moment, Ivy increased the pressure, driving the knife deeper into Josie’s body.
Josie stared blankly, her gaze drifting down to see her blood pooling around her, a disturbing amount of blood.
Unbeknownst to her, Dexter’s expression had changed; his face was contorted with disbelief and devastation. “No! Josie!”
The sky hadn’t fully brightened yet, and a faint hue of pale blue colored the distant horizon.
Leaning against the railing, a man stood there, his attire now different.
He wore a simple, solid-colored shirt with a couple of buttons undone, and his sleeves were rolled up a couple of layers.
Even in the gradually brightening sky, one could still make out the untreated wounds on his arms. smudged with dried blood from the friction.
Emanating a menacing aura, and his face contorted with anger.
Standing alongside him were his subordinates, one kneeling on the ground. “It’s my fault, Mr. Russell. I screwed up by not realizing that Mrs. Russell was being followed and left vulnerable. I take full responsibility and am ready for whatever punishment you see fit.”
The atmosphere in the room grew tense as the weight of responsibility settled upon them. All the bodyguards were acutely aware that the stakes were high, and any harm that befell Josie under their watch, they would face harsh consequences.
The man nonchalantly flicked his cigarette, watching the ashes scattered in the air, his gaze fixed on the expansive sea. With a steady voice, he broke the silence. “How long have you been on my payroll?”
The person stammered in fright, “A… a… a year.”
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