There was nothing Hugo could do, nor was his intention to take revenge for his son Gabriel's death because he had no money to pay anyone else. The choice to take revenge had yet to be fulfilled; instead, his business went bankrupt first and left nothing, including his pub business. His house was also confiscated. The items in it cannot be taken, including his two luxury cars. They were allowed to take some clothes, food, and drink that Hugo and his wife needed. The expensive watch he happened to be wearing, hidden under the sleeve of his long blazer, and the few bills in his wallet were not confiscated. However, all ATM and debit cards were blocked or could no longer be used because the bank had deliberately emptied their balances. Meanwhile, the day after the confiscation of his car showroom and mansion, the bank could only implement his pub business because it was blocked by all employees who worked there. But it was after Benjamin's men arrived, at Killian's behest, that the pub

[Location: Harbour in the Aegean around 8.45 p.m.] Three days after, they returned from Athens. Elvira and her family decided to leave England once they arrived. As told earlier, the Smith family needed to figure out where to go upon arriving in London. The original plan was to settle in Turkey, but Julietta refused. Because the argument was not over, and they were still in the airport area, Dylan suggested they find a taxi first, take them there, and find lodging there. For a day or two, Julietta remained adamant that she did not want to go to Turkey with her grandmother and parents. She insisted on staying in Birmingham, where Killian was based. But after much consideration, Julietta finally accepted her mother and sister's suggestion that she follows her grandmother to Turkey and stay in her old home. On the third day after their stay at the inn, they left the inn and decided to go to London Heathrow using an online taxi. After getting there, they waited for over an hour, as the

"I still want to buy that house no matter what people say," Elvira said, not wanting to know and not believing the news about the house she wanted to buy when Dylan met her in the hotel room. "But mum, this has happened a lot. Whoever lives in that house will die!" argued Dylan, trying to remind his mum. "Only villagers believe in stories like that. We are city people, educated people. You still believe in stories like that!" his mother snapped angrily and seemed to look down on others. "It's not just a story, mum; it's real. The realtor assigned to offer the house didn't even dare to go inside. He just stood outside while I was told to go inside the house myself," Dylan explained, remembering what happened inside the empty house. "Are you saying we shouldn't buy the house?" his mum replied angrily. "If we're not going to buy that house, then what other house are we going to buy?" he said irritably. "Didn't you say that the house is very cheap? With a size of 14×20 metres, isn't

"Excuse me, Maam! Sorry if we're intruding. Do you recognise this person?" asked Deepika in a kind and gentle voice, showing her a picture of a person, printed large, on a white sheet of paper."I don't know," she replied curtly, but a look of fear was on her face."You don't need to be afraid of us. We are all friends of this woman," Deepika said, still softly but with a lie in her voice.The middle-aged woman Deepika had asked didn't respond, but her head turned around as if looking for something. Her behaviour, of course, caused Deepika and her friends to frown. Meanwhile, Henry, the leader of the group, remained silent.He had deliberately entrusted the task to Deepika because the person to be asked was a middle-aged woman, who, of course, if approached by a woman, the attitude might be different. But as it turned out, Henry's prediction was wrong. Instead, the woman bluntly answered Deepika's questions.Seeing such an attitude, Henry became fu

"Usually hunting is in the forest, but why in the middle of the city?" Oscar thought. "This guy's got it!" he thought to himself. "What do you mean, sir, do you want to hunt for food or tourist attractions?" asked Oscar, wanting to reaffirm what his new friend was saying. "That's what we meant. Sorry if I misspoke. But if possible, we also want to hunt people," Henry said jokingly. "Sir, you've got something going on. What kind of animal are you hunting?" replied Oscar jokingly. "It could be if that person needs to be hunted because they are expensive. Hahahaha..." argued Henry with a crunchy laugh. Oscar just wryly smiled because he had started to catch a bad vibe. He just remembered that he was currently hiding, on the advice of his friend Alfie. But being a fanatic coffee lover, he still couldn't resist the urge to drink coffee at the cafe he usually visited. Even though at home there is also, the coffee served by the cafe waiter is very delicious. Unfortunately, when he wen