90. Thornhill

"Where are you going?" Uncle asked as he saw Victor heading towards the garage, his Cuban cigar smoking between his black lips as he stared sharply at his nephew.

Victor, who was initially confident, shrank back, "I... I'm going to settle things with the one who betrayed me, uncle," he replied.

He wasn't sure if his uncle would let him act alone or would command him to lay low for now, as Vincent, his younger brother, suggested.

He was so disappointed with Mr. Lucas and Hazel; he had never disturbed them, yet they betrayed and stabbed him in the back.

When he lowered his guard precisely because he was near them, they seized the opportunity to attack him.

Sebastian weighed his words for a moment, "I don't want you to do it half-heartedly; you'll only tarnish my name," he expressed.

Victor appeared radiant, his confidence returning, "Of course, uncle, I will make you proud," Victor declared.

The uncle didn't respond, only watching as Victor walked away. His nephew had been abandoned by
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