Bradley gritted his teeth, not wanting to answer Lucas.
But his life was currently under Lucas's control, so he didn't dare to disobey him. He could only say in extreme humiliation, "Alright, I understand."
As for what Lucas said about helping him become the helmsman of the Hills, Bradley didn't dare to believe it, nor did he dare to think about it.
It was already good enough that Lucas didn't kill him. How could he expect Lucas to help him?
But what Lucas said wasn't a joke.
Bradley was already under his control, so it would naturally be better for the Hills to be in Bradley's hands. If it was someone else who was out of his control, Lucas would have to put in a lot more effort.
After dealing with Bradley, Lucas turned his gaze back to Rayson, who was slumped on the floor. When he saw the puddle of foul-smelling liquid beneath Rayson, he couldn't help frowning.
