The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea novel Chapter 1388

Hearing this, Scott said solemnly, “Mr. Moonshade, I wish to ask you for a favor.”

Andrius had come to fulfill a promise and naturally would not refuse. “Please tell me.”

Scott glanced at Liliana, then said worriedly, “The Conways is powerful. Back then, it was them who caused our family’s destruction. We’re powerless to resist now.

“I want you to take Liliana away and leave Jurith. No, leave Argos itself! I don’t want her to continue the investigation and let her be harmed by the Conways.”

He wanted to uncover the truth for his parents, but the Conways had already caught on. If they did not stop in time, not only would they be unable to get revenge for their parents, but it might also even lead to more harm and catastrophe.

“No!” Liliana immediately became anxious. “Scott, we’ve got nothing to lose. Why not continue the investigation? I want to make them suffer, even if I have to die!”

Although Liliana was young, she had a headstrong personality.

Andrius also shook his head. “I can’t agree to that request, but don’t worry. I’ll help you find out the truth about what happened that year and reclaim everything that belonged to your family.”

Along the way here, he had already inquired about the situation from Liliana. This matter may be an impossible task for the siblings, but for him, he just had to ask a few questions. It was easy for him to handle.

“No, Mr. Moonshade!” Scott immediately felt overwhelmed when he saw Andrius intend to confront the Conways.

He was afraid that Andrius’ impulsive actions would drag everyone into trouble, and hastily persuaded, “The Conways have a massive business empire including electronics, real estate, stocks, and more. Their total market value is around ten billion, making them one of the most prominent families in Jurith!

“I don’t expect to get justice for our parents anymore. I just want Liliana to live well. That’s enough for me.” Scott’s words were filled with bitterness.

Andrius chuckled and patted his shoulder, saying calmly, “Don’t worry.”