Free Web NovelChapter 105: Chapter 105 Deadly Justice
Petalprovidence sent, "Hey, got no one you care about in your contacts?"
Elara’s Toy sent, "Nope."
Elara’s Toy sent a transfer of 9,999,999 credits!
Petalprovidence sent, "What’s this for?"
Elara’s Toy sent, "Do I need a reason to make my mate happy?" followed by a shy emoji.
Elara accepted the transfer, left his message on read.
Finnian’s face twisted with confusion.
The next second, he found himself added to a group chat.
The group name read "Our Loving Family" with three members.
Petalprovidence sent, "Alright, Chamber One. State your basic info."
Petalprovidence then tagged Finnian.
Elara’s Toy sent, "Finnian. 6’2″. Fit. Mid-twenties. Birthday in late autumn..."
Petalprovidence sent, "Great. Next one."
Elara then tagged "Thydestiny".
Rage surged through Finnian the instant he spotted that name.
He changed Elara’s Toy to Blossom Forthee.
Elara stared at his new username, speechless.
Thydestiny sent, "Kaelen. 6’2.4″. Fit. Late twenties. Birthday on Christmas Eve... Baby, you want my full measurements too?"
Elara sent, "Already measured them myself. Where have you been?"
Kaelen’s POV
I sent, "Just had some things to take care of. Get some sleep, baby." I added a blushing, cuddly emoji.
I sent, "Okay."
Suddenly, the group member count dropped to 2. That bastard Finnian had been kicked out.
Within seconds, he rejoined the group.
Blossom Forthee sent, "Try kicking someone again. I dare you."
Petalprovidence sent, "Yeah, try kicking someone again. I dare you." ƒrēewebnovel.com
In a private room somewhere, I slammed my phone down hard, fury coursing through my veins.
Everyone in the room flinched, feeling the deadly aura radiating from me.
Trevor wiped sweat from his brow. "Mr. Draken, what about these three?"
I stepped from the shadows, casting a cold glance at the three broken figures sprawled across the floor—Thorne, Jasper, and Vance.
"You like cages, right?" My voice carried lethal calm. "Then tie them up tight and stuff them inside. Hang it over the main gate of the Valerion Empire capital for everyone to see. Make sure they don’t die."
This’ll be more entertaining if we take our time.
Vance, barely clinging to life, jerked awake from the agony. The first thing he saw were his own limbs, twisted into sickening, unnatural angles.
Pure terror and excruciating pain consumed him!
He tried to scream, but no sound escaped. Then he noticed Thorne and Jasper beside him—both just as mangled as he was.
His eyes darted around frantically, confusion written across his battered face.
"Awake?"
I glanced back, my icy stare landing on Vance. I wore a crisp black suit, the picture of refined elegance. The silver-rimmed glasses on my face caught the light, concealing my expression.
I leaned casually against the floor-to-ceiling window. Moonlight stretched my shadow across the floor. Seeing Vance conscious, I released a soft chuckle—but my eyes turned even more frigid.
Who do you think you are, treating her like that?
"Who are you?" Vance rasped. "Why did you kidnap us? Do you have any idea who we are? We’re Purifiers of the Valerion Empire! The empire won’t let you get away with this!"
I let out a cold laugh. "Wrong. I’m the one who won’t let you get away."
I strolled to a sofa and settled down, crossing my legs. I lifted my black leather shoe and tapped Vance’s chin.
"You took my wife’s money to spoil other women," I said, my voice like ice. "You humiliated her in public. You bothered her endlessly even after the divorce. And you even dared to put a bounty on her. That was you, right?"
My tone stayed gentle, almost amused. I didn’t sound angry at all, but everyone’s blood ran cold.
Vance swallowed hard. Recognition slowly dawned on his face as his eyes widened with realization.
He’s Elara’s husband?
But all her husbands are locked up in the Voidferal Feral Territory! That weak girl has no spiritual power. How could one of her husbands be here?
"What are you to her?" Vance spat. "Stay out of our business! We were married! That’s our personal matter!"
Trevor watched from the sidelines, his expression showing a mix of pity and resignation.
I leaned back and laughed loudly. In the next instant, I kicked Vance hard across the room.
Vance coughed up blood, his face draining of color. His eyes widened in sheer terror as he watched me approach slowly.
"Married?!" I sneered, looking down at Vance like he was already a corpse. "You call that marriage? Then what am I to her?"
I crouched down, my voice dropping to a deadly whisper. "My wife is kind, sweet, and innocent. It’s easy for trash like you to deceive her. But you know what? She’s perfect."
Vance gasped. "Cough... ugh..."
I tilted my head. "What’s that? You get it now? Good. Then you can die."
My hand moved. A blade flashed.
Warm, thick blood splattered across my face. I’d originally planned to keep them alive so Elara could handle them herself. But this man’s words were revolting—not a single one I wanted to hear.
Forget it. Even breathing the same air as trash like this makes me sick.
Jasper and Thorne watched in horror as their companion died. They didn’t dare make a sound. The situation was hopeless. All they could do was play dead.
