It hurt so much that Raine was almost tearful.
She quickly grabbed her sister's hand and echoed it, saying, "Yes, I can't live without Gary, either.I can't
live without him."
Only then did Snow realize she had grabbed Raine's hair too hard and quickly let go.
"I'm sorry, Raine.I was too emotional.Are you hurt?" she said softly.
Raine dared not tell her she was in pain.She looked at Snow and started to find her strange, even
though they grew up together and were very close.She had fear in her eyes when she looked at Snow.
"So, what have you done to Nicole?" Raine asked.
Snow gently covered her mouth and snickered as if thinking of something happy.
"What have I done to her? What can I do to her? At best, she will feel a bit of pain and learn a lesson."
Snow became impatient at this point, but she did not forget to tell her sister one last thing.
"We know nothing about what happened after Nicole went upstairs.Did we hear me? When Grandpa
and Uncle Daniel come home and ask about Nicole, remember not to say anything." Raine nodded
hurriedly.
She held her sister's emaciated fingers and said with determination, "Don't you believe me? I hate
Nicole as much as you do.How could I possibly slip up?"
Snow was pleased and smiled.
She then patted Raine's hand and said with a meaningful tone of voice, "Yeah, you and I are in the
same boat.You won't slip up, right?"
Raine nodded, looked at her sister, and swore.
"Don't worry.I won't do anything stupid."
The black vehicle with the unknown emblem was speeding down the road, heading toward San Joto
city center.
Jared's face turned unusually cold as he looked at the increasingly familiar scenery outside.
In front of a beautiful building with carved beams and an antique gate stood two doormen dressed in
blue classical costumes.
When they saw Jared's car arrive, they hurriedly came out to receive him respectfully.
Jared did not follow them.
Instead, after he got out of the car and walked into the house, he went along a windy hallway toward
the innermost room.
Servants who saw him along the way all greeted him with respect.
Jared ignored them.
When he came in front of the room and without him knocking on the door, a voice came from inside.
"Come in."
He pushed open the door and continued to walk in.
The room was brightly lit with sunlight shining on a tall man who was in his senior age.
The man slowly turned around and looked at the handsome man who had just entered and had his own
mind.
"I thought you wouldn't come home at all," the man said with an extremely frosty tone of voice.
Jared looked at the man, whose sideburns had turned gray, but his falcon-like eyes still commanded
respect.
He gently pulled up a gentle smile.
"I haven't seen you in a long time, Grandpa.You look as strong as ever."
Maximillian Johnston knew Jared had seen through his intention to intimidate him, but because of ego,
he still snorted coldly and knocked the crutch in his hand.
"Stop the crap.Tell me; what did you really think when you returned without telling me, and upon
returning, you didn't come home? Do you still treat m e as your grandpa?"
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