Twenty Seven Years Chapter 91

  Chapter 91 Rock Shriver

"Unfortunately, the ways we imagined to meet are different." Verac didn't actually think about meeting Rock Shriver, but Boyin and the others said that if there was a day to meet, it would definitely be the judgment that Rock Shriver deserved. When, so quite emotional.

  Rock Shriver kept smiling, looking elusive: "Would you be the one to throw in the towel then?"

  Verak has no expression on his face: "No."

   "That's going to be tricky." Locke Shriver raised his eyebrows. Although he said so, he didn't show any troubled expression on his face. "Our negotiation will probably not go well."

   "What do you want to talk about?" Verak asked.

   "You are asking knowingly." Rock Shriver chuckled and explained, "What do you want? Or, how can you share the names and information of other members of the rebellious party and help us eliminate them completely."

Carmine also spoke at the right time, persuading with eloquence: "Son, this is your last chance to turn around. Tell me everything you know, atone for your crime, and the government will no longer pursue your affairs. Wait for everything Subside, and you can go back home and get back to your old life."

  Of course Rockshriver really wanted to make a deal with Veraker, but Carmine was not that simple. He was quietly provoking Veraker to vent his anger.

  No matter what choice Verak makes, the final result will not be easy.

  No, the government has plenty of ways to torture him. If he agrees, equality will be destroyed, and he will fall into Carmine's clutches again. What he will experience then is even more unimaginable.

   "As long as I tell what I know and cooperate with you to quell this rebellion, can I survive?" Verak asked.

   "More than that, you can also restore your original good life. If you have other needs, you can also ask them." Locke Shriver said.

  Verak grinned jokingly: "Will you let the past go?"

   "Of course." Rock Shriver looked sincere.

  Verak looked at Carmine, his eyes full of disdain.

  Carmine knew that Veraker was asking him.

  Verak was not his own son, and he also put their Thomas family in crisis, facing the siege of many forces and suffering heavy losses. How could he let bygones be bygones? He wished that Verak would tell about the Equality Society, so that the Equality Society would no longer be able to threaten them, and secondly, Verak would fall into his hands again and be tortured by him personally.

   "What will happen if I refuse?" Verak looked at Rock Shriver and looked at him calmly.

   "The unknown is frightening, and the consequences of rejection, you have to wait until you really refuse to experience it yourself." Locke Shriver's voice was gentle, but the threat was extraordinarily strong.

   It's all come to this point, Verac is not in a hurry at all, he leans on the sofa and takes off his blood-stained coat: "Carmine, where did Fletcher go?"

  Carmine narrowed his eyes slightly: "He had an accident at home. He resigned from his job as a housekeeper a few days ago, and he should have returned to Bash by now."

  Villac smacked his lips exaggeratedly while folding his clothes: "Tsk tsk tsk, that's why you killed me."

   Fletcher lost contact some time ago, and Verac already guessed that something happened. But his relationship with Fletcher is just like Carmine's relationship with him. They all want to put the other party to death, and it is best to die in their own hands.

  So Verac has learned that Fletcher is really dead through Carmine's lies, and he feels calmer.

  Carmine saw regret from Veraker's face: "Chris, what are you kidding?"

"As far as I know, Fletcher has been in the Thomas family for about 30 years, and he has lost contact with the family for a long time." Verak put the folded clothes aside, and said to Locke Shriver, "If you are free, I will I suggest you investigate Carmine carefully."

   "Just leave this matter to the police officer to investigate." The smile on Locke Shriver's face stiffened a lot, "Let's get back to the topic. Mr. Chris, are you willing to make this deal?"

   "Before I make an answer, I have a request." Although he was arrested, Verak still had some initiative, and he deliberately delayed the time, "I'm going to the hospital to see how Colin is doing."

   After Rock Shriver and Carmine learned that 'Chris' was arrested, they also learned that Colin from the Arnold family was with 'Chris' and was seriously injured.

Facing Veraker's request, Locke Shriver resolutely refused: "Your people outside should have heard the news, and they are now thinking of ways to rescue you. If you are taken to the hospital now, it is inevitable that you will be with the rebels who got the information." Rush broke out, and if you accidentally injure Mr. Colin who needs to rest, it will definitely go against your original intention."

   Speaking of being afraid of accidents so grandiosely, Verak couldn't help but snorted coldly.

"Although there is no way to bring you there, I will regularly inform you about Mr. Colin's situation. This is the best help I can do within my ability." Locke Shriver spoke neither fast nor slow, with a serious expression For the sake of Veraker, "I think the best choice at the moment is for you to explain the situation of the rebellious party. When you regain your freedom, you can go to see Mr. Colin whenever you want."

   No wonder Boyin and the others were quite apprehensive when they talked about the intelligence organization 'Dark Reef'.

  After being caught by the 'Dark Reef', unless one chooses to compromise and take root in the darkness, it is almost impossible to regain freedom. Verac couldn't even think of seeing Colin, let alone anything else.

   "So, what do you think?" Rockshriver saw that Veraker had never made a firm statement that he would never compromise, and boldly guessed that his psychological defense line was likely to have a tendency to collapse, so he urged it with high frequency, trying to disintegrate as soon as possible.

   Now it seems that it is impossible to deal with it for a while, Verak sighed: "I refuse to cooperate."

"It doesn't matter, I will give you enough time to reconsider." Locke Shriver did not become angry, but clapped his hands, and a tall and ruthless man came in and presented the seized "Equality", two boxes totaling one million Jin Ke's huge sum of money, "It seems that you have something important to do today, can you tell me about it?"

   "Inconvenient." Verak replied.

Rock Shriver picked up "On Equality" with great interest, and simply flipped through it: "This is the masterpiece co-authored by you and Francis. Understanding inequality...Three possibilities of inequality...How can we change...Huh? Haven't you finished writing it?"

  Verak didn't speak.

   "I'm curious, how do you, the rebellious party, want to change?" Locke Shriver's tone was thought-provoking, "Is it convenient for you to discuss it with me? Or, you don't know at all?"

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