Chapter 194 A Head

• Paul's recovery was not going to be a quick one. With the wedding just weeks away, the weight of stress began to settle on me. Milton reported that the streets had grown quieter, the populace collectively holding its breath in eager anticipation of Paul's wrath.
• When Paul was awake, I endeavoured not to burden him with business matters, but the issue of Qin demanded attention. On one of the days when Paul felt stronger, he called Sam and Milton using the satellite phone.
• Seated on the couch, I listened as they discussed the matter. Paul, with expressive authority, commanded that all of Qin's children be transported to Cewmann. In the desert plains, he decreed that all of Qin's children should be beheaded, their bodies buried in separate sections, and their heads returned to their mothers.