The greatest man alive novel (by Maverick Bowman) novel Chapter 531

In the end, Mozart still answered the phone. After all, he had indeed let Ludwig stay, and it would be somewhat impolite not to tell Beasley.

As soon as the call was connected, Beasley said in horror, “Mr. Evans, I am very sorry. Something bad has happened!”

Mozart said, “Mr. Marcher, speak slowly if you have something to say. What happened?”

Beasley took a breath, and said with lingering fear, “Virgina is dead… I failed to protect her well, please don’t be angry with me…”

“What?” When Mozart heard that, he couldn’t help but be shocked.

After all, he and Ludwig just went to meet Virgina in the afternoon. And, she was dead now?

Although he didn’t have a deep relationship with Virgina, after hearing the news, he was infuriated. Virgina’s life could’ve been changed, and she could have a brand-new future. But now, it was over before it even started.

“How did Virgina die?” Mozart asked in a cold voice with murderous intent.

In any case, Virgina had helped him. Moreover, he owed her favors.

Thinking of such a young and lovely mixed-race beauty being killed, Mozart was infuriated.

Beasley said, “I don’t know. It’s a foreigner… Mr. Evans, you also know that we always feel that foreigners look similar…”

Mozart asked, “Foreigner? Is it the guy who came to the bar with Anson yesterday?”

Beasley said, “When you put it this way, he seems to be a bit familiar…”

Mozart sneered, “Beasley, cut the crap!”

Beasley was quite frightened by Mozart’s words, and said, “Mr. Evans, he is indeed that foreigner. Virgina was beaten to death by a punch in the heart, and one of her fingers was cut off…”

Mozart directly hung up the phone.

Beasley was terrified, though he infuriated Mozart on purpose.

Isn’t Virgina just an unimportant girl?

Why would Mr. Evans be so mad?

To Beasley and others, a girl like Virgina was just a piece of goods that could be traded or discarded at will and was worthless. But Mozart didn’t think so. Perhaps it was because Virgina had drunk with him, or maybe it was because she was good-looking. But no matter what the reason was, Mozart was just very angry now.

If Disrak did it, Ludwig might be in danger now!

Mozart thought and immediately rushed out of the boxing gym of Sanchez Fist. He took a long stride and soon disappeared.

When Morine and Julian saw such a big footprint on the floor, they were shocked.

What kind of physical fitness did they have to have such a terrifying explosive power?

Similarly, they also felt a little uneasy. What could make Mozart so anxious and angry?

Mozart rushed all the way to the Golden Garden Community like lightning, hoping that Disrak would slow down and not find Ludwig so quickly.