"Boss, the Wescott Family has sent someone to deliver a letter to you!"
Tiger rushed in from outside and handed a white envelope to Basil Jaak, who was having lunch in the living room.
"Damn, what era are we in? If they wanted to challenge me, a phone call or a text would have sufficed. Sending a letter? Such a show-off! Let's see what he wrote!"
Basil Jaak took the envelope, about to open it, when Tiger suddenly reached out and interrupted, "Boss, be careful, the envelope might be poisoned!"
I nearly forgot about that, considering Woodrow Sullivan chose such an archaic method of sending a letter, it was highly likely he tampered with the envelope.
In old times, countless people were poisoned just by reading their letters. If not for Tiger being extra cautious, Basil Jaak would have opened the envelope and read the letter straight away.
