"Chairman Liu, should we call the police?" Liu Xin's secretary asked, feeling that the assailant had been too ruthless. The bodyguard hired by Liu Yitian had long since vanished without a trace, and with Liu Yitian in the operating room, mute as if shocked into stupidity, it was clearly a case of retaliation.
Who had the audacity to harm Liu Yitian, the most doted-upon son of the Liu family?
"Don't call the police!" What was the use of calling the police when he would have to tell them that the attacker was another one of his sons, the one he owed the most to and who was also the least respectful? Mu Liang had always believed that Liu Zheng's car accident had been the doing of Wang Youting and Liu Yichen from the Liu family. He also harbored a strong aversion to the Liu family, never returning home for holidays, as if he didn't have a family at all. Even so, without clear reasons, Liu Xin wouldn't call the police rashly.
