172. Abducting Gavin.

When Gavin heard the sound of breaking glass, he was so taken aback that he grabbed his knife and bolted toward the parlor.

Before he could call the police, he wanted to find out who the intruder was and why they had the audacity to break into his house.

To his surprise, he was struck in the head with a heavy stick as soon as he entered the parlor, collapsing to the floor and losing consciousness.

The men who had come to take him were a little afraid that they had killed him, and the other man was also a little afraid. He asked the man who had hit him to see if the man was still breathing, and the man informed him that the plan was not to kill him but rather to simply kidnap him in order to establish his authority over the group.

The person who stroked Gavin was terrified as well, but he defended himself by saying that Gavin would have killed both of them at once and that their group would have suffered a great loss if he had made that move.

He bent down to see if Gavin was still brea