The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 612

Chapter 612

“Ms Alice told me to give you guys a good beating since it seems to her that you’re pretty looking forward to it. Besides, your grandson has served time in prison before He should have gotten used to getting beaten up, so he should be a good punching dummy for me to polish my skills.”

Hector was fnghtened and hid behind Madam Vanderbilt “Grandma, s she wants to beat me.”

“Let’s go We shouldn’t bother ourselves with these barbarians!”

Since the person behind Saydie knew about her grandson’s imprisonment, Madam Vanderbilt could tell that the woman in front of her was not someone they could mess with

Maisie returned to her office and asked about everything that had happened to the Vanderbilts in Coralia for the past three years. It turned out that the Vanderbilts had been suffering from a slump in profits for the past three years. They couldn’t sustain the operation of their hot spring hotel, so they sold it to someone else for $150,000

This amount was not enough for the Vanderbilts to spend, especially in the past three years-Yorick had been hooked on gambling and owed several thousands of dollars to loan sharks. He did not even dare to return home.

When those loan sharks had gone to collect the debt, Madam Vanderbilt had threatened them with death. Those people were afraid to get into trouble, so they didn’t approach Madam Vanderbilt anymore.

“I thought Hector needed to serve five years in prison?” Maisie asked.

Shaking his head, Kennedy replied, “Madam Vanderbilt used half of the money she got from selling the hot spring hotel to fund her grandson’s lawsuit Hector told the judge that he didn’t do it on his own free will. He even became a state witness and gave up quite a number of people. In the end, he was sentenced to two years and six months of imprisonment, and he was released at the end of June this year

Maisie squinted her eyes.

She was the one who had reported Hector of drug trafficking back then after finding out that he had been dealing with drugs since he was 18. Therefore, rather than being forced, he had done it of his own free will.

She thought he would turn a new leaf and become a good man after serving a few years in prison, but it now seemed to her that she was wrong He had not learned his lesson and was still the same person he used to be in the past.

In short, Madam Vanderbilt was the main culprit Hector had turned out this way. She had doted on him

too much

“Zee, I don’t think they will just give up like that. I’m sure they will come back again,” Kennedy said worriedly

“Of course, she wouldn’t give up for her grandson,” Maisie said. She suddenly thought of something and made a call to Quincy.