Alex fell to his knees without a second thought.
"Please… spare my daughter and I Boss," he begged, his voice trembling.
Raymond didn't flinch,He marched forward, gun in hand, his target clear—Candy. Their eyes met, locked in a silent, dangerous battle.
Raymond towered over her, his tall frame casting a shadow that seemed to swallow her whole. His silver monolid eyes bored into her emerald-golden gaze. To him, her eyes were annoying, defiant and irritating. To her, his eyes were monstrous, devilish and impossible to look away from.
Her heart raced, thumping violently in her chest as the cold metal of the gun traced lightly along her cheek.
"How dare a little mosquito like you speak to me that way?" he asked calmly, but the danger in his voice sent a chill down her spine.
Candy's face remained steady, brave—but Raymond already knew. Her fear trembled beneath the surface, betraying itself in the subtle quiver of her eyes.
He grinned inwardly, savoring the thrill of control,at least the little mosquito fears the gun… such girls shouldn't die easily. They deserve to be broken first.
"Boss," Dickson called, stepping closer.
Raymond's gaze reluctantly shifted, and he lowered his gun. He resumed chewing his gum with a slow, deliberate rhythm, his expression returning to casual amusement as he glanced at Dickson.
Candy let out a quiet sigh of relief. She crouched to hold her father, but his disappointed glare met hers, She knew—he didn't like her weakness.
Dickson leaned close to Raymomd and whispered
"Your shipment sent to China this morning… it's been targeted by the Eagle Clan Boss."
Raymond's eyes widened slightly, anger flaring like fire,He stopped chewing his gum. He doesn't joke about what brings him money and someone threatening it was unforgivable.
"We should leave," he said coldly, Dickson nodded, taking the gun from him.
Raymond turned his gaze back to Alex and Candy who knelt on the floor, powerless.
"This isn't over, Alexander," he said, voice low and dangerous. "Owing me is one thing… but sending your mosquito of a daughter to speak to insult me is ... Seems you never told her who I am. I'm RAYMOND MONSTER who shows no mercy to his prey And now you both are my prey
Candy lifted her eyes to him unflinching, daring him to act. Her defiance only amused him.
"Business comes first not you two," he continued. "But I'll be back. And when I am back… I will put bullets into your heads Especially you little mosquito." He pointed a finger at Candy, precise and threatening.
"Dickson."
"Yes, Boss," Dickson replied with a bow.
"Send some men to watch Alexander and his daughter,Make sure they don't escape because I will surely return for the both of them."
Raymond's words hung in the air like smoke from a gunshot—deadly, unavoidable and terrifying.