However, under the fear of past beatings, Susan Carter could only swallow her anger and resentment.
"Why go through such elaborate schemes and give them so much money? For losers like them, just send a few from our Alpha Mercenary Corps over and wipe them out."
"No surprise you’re the head of a mercenary corps, doing business right under your old man’s nose?" July Quinn mocked her.
"Business is part of it, but more importantly, it’s a waste of time and money."
To deal with them, we’ve opened a clinic and a casino!
These days, the funds Susan has access to are just several billion.
"For some people, death is the lightest punishment." That was July Quinn’s reply.
The Hale Family relied on the Monroe Family’s medical books etched on the stone wall in Esteria, amassing wealth and honor.
If they were to die mysteriously, the honor and money would still remain under their name.
And quite a few people would feel sorry and sad over their passing.
But the truth is, the Hale Family is not worth it.
Honor should belong to the Monroe Family, and wealth to all the people they exploited.
Hence, what July Quinn must do is to ensure these things return to their rightful owners before ending the Hale Family’s lives completely.
But she couldn’t be bothered to explain this to Susan Carter, so she quickly switched topics: "Stop by the convenience store at the corner, buy two boxes of instant noodles to eat."
"I don’t eat instant noodles."
Susan Carter truly couldn’t fathom why this woman would pass up the gourmet dishes prepared earlier and insist on eating instant noodles from a street-side store.
Moreover, he detests instant noodles — wouldn’t eat them even if he’s starving.
Just as Susan finished protesting, July Quinn shot him a disdainful look.
"Both boxes are for me. You really think I’ll share them with you? Wishful thinking!"
Corner, 414 Convenience Store.
Susan Carter quickly bought two boxes of instant noodles, added hot water, and brought them to July Quinn.
"One tonkotsu, one squid-flavored."
As he placed the instant noodles on the small table outside the convenience store, he announced the flavors, feeling a bit heartache from how familiarized he’d become with the routine.
No other choice, being squeezed by the demon lately, he’s gotten very adept at making noodles now. ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇ ꜰʀᴏᴍ novel·fire·net
He couldn’t imagine how pathetic it would look if seen by his former comrades; Susan took out his phone to continue watching his "Rural Love."
Meanwhile, July Quinn ate her instant noodles, watching the pedestrians on the street.
At this moment, it was relaxing and beautiful — the happiest time of the day for July Quinn.
However, some people just don’t know how to mind their manners.
Just as July Quinn finished one box of instant noodles and started savoring the broth of the second box, three black cars suddenly stopped beside them.
Soon, a group of muscular men with tattoos on their arms, wielding pipes, began to approach them.
Susan Carter, after all being a mercenary leader, instantly sensed something was amiss and paused "Rural Love."
"July Quinn, those people seem to be coming for us."
July Quinn, amidst her busyness, glanced at those menacingly approaching muscle men, "Let me finish my noodles first."
Then, she continued slurping her noodles unperturbed.
He suddenly remembered the day he met July Quinn, it was because a small minion from Alpha Mercenary Corps had accidentally knocked over July Quinn’s noodles that triggered her slaughter.
At this moment, the menacing muscle men arrived at their table.
The leader, wearing a tight red vest with a thick gold chain around his neck, pointed a pipe at the still noodle-slurping July Quinn: "Get up, come with us."