"This is normal, after all, if it weren't for his own child, Earl Campbell couldn't possibly have put in so much effort." Kael chuckled lightly, not saying much more.
But he knew in his heart that this man, Earl Campbell, could not be saved; no one could keep him.
He had always believed in repaying kindness with kindness and revenge with vengeance.
Since you, Earl Campbell, dared to make such arrangements to harm him, then you must bear the consequences of having your hands cut off.
"Let's go, let's see the witness who will be brought to court."
The witness Kael mentioned was one of several relatives of victims who had lost contact with their children in a human trafficking case at the Slave Trading House.
With Kael's intervention, some of the trafficked individuals were successfully rescued and returned to their parents.
But there were also others who died in suppression in the Slave Trading House, or in some noble families before they could be rescued.
