Charles stared at the president coldly. So did the president. They stared at each other with sharp eyes. Even now Mr. Rowland showed his true face that he had been holding back at Charles. The president's face was annoyed, and his jaw was hard. He said, "Sit down and talk about this properly." Ch

The President glared in disapproval. He put his hands on his hips and said, "You are the ignorrant person, huh!" He spoke while raising his chin as if daring Charles to challenge him. "You talk too much! Something like that would never happen in your hand!" This time, he spoke in a high tone while

Mr. Rowland was perplexed as he observed Charles, who remained calm in front of him. Despite issuing a terrifying threat—the bombing of a house where Charles's loved ones resided—Charles showed no signs of fear. Rowland, shaking his head, wondered how the head of the Flamel family could appear so co

Diana had just arrived at the president's residence, but she was utterly shocked to find the building in ruins. The walls were not intact, and rubble from the collapsed structure was scattered everywhere. The site was crowded with people—reporters, police officers, and the bomb disposal team—all wo

Two days had passed. Lina came to visit Charles in his recovery room. She saw Charles, who was currently removing his bandages with the help of the doctor who had previously treated his wounds. Charles looked better now. However, the wounds on his body still appeared to be very painful. Lina winced