Chapter 689 Boom

• Pete’s eyes flickered with fear. He could already guess who sent them before they revealed anything to him. “Brother, I’m just making a living. If I’ve offended you in any way, please tell me…” Pete stammered, his entire body drenched in sweat. He knew all too well about Bruce’s methods. Messing with him was equivalent to messing with the King of Hades. The man in black smiled sinisterly. “You don’t have to be so nervous. Today, we’re here to give you a chance to live.” “Whether you want to live or not depends on your choice.” “Understood…” The next day. It was past three in the morning. Marlowe and his gang stumbled out of a nightclub, completely drunk.
• Two beautiful ladies supported him by holding his armpits. “Be careful, President Yanice. Where are we going for supper later?” In a drunken haze, Marlowe burped. “My house, of course. Hehehe!” “Oh my, President Yanice, you’re so naughty!” The two beauties flirted and cooed. “President Yanice, please get in the car. The bodyguard had already opened the car door. The two beauties helped the swaying Marlowe into the car. Then, they followed suit and got in as well. Pete’s face darkened as he ordered his bodyguards to enter the two cars behind. Usually, Pete was in charge of Marlowe’s safety.
• They would have more than ten bodyguards during outings, but Pete had only arranged five to accompany them today. The driver started the car and headed towards Marlowe’s villa. Pete and the other bodyguards sat in the car behind, leisurely following Marlowe’s car. In the car, Pete suddenly turned to the driver and said, “Drive slower!” “If we’re any slower, we won’t be able to keep up with President Yanice.” Pete glared at him. “I told you to slow down. Why are you talking so much?” “Oh, okay.” The driver subconsciously slowed down and maintained a certain distance from the car in front. Soon, Marlowe’s car drove past Silver Ring Avenue. Meanwhile, Pete’s cars were stopped by a red light, creating a gap between the two vehicles. Pete looked at his watch. It was already four in the morning.