Chapter 764: Chapter 764

Chapter 764:

Verruckt gave a quiet, mocking laugh. “So what?” He didn’t care in the least. In fact, he thought it was absurd that Allison even brought it up.

Allison knew his rebellious nature and was certain that he would rise to the challenge. She had to stay cautious.

“So… so this isn’t something we can do,” she said firmly.

“It’s just putting on some medicine, Alice. He won’t mind,” Verruckt said, roughly applying the treatment to her wound, leaving her no chance to refuse. He loomed over her, his presence casting a dark shadow.

“Anyway, it’s too late to mention your boyfriend. His being around won’t change anything for me. Honestly, I don’t care at all,” Verruckt said, gripping her wrist tightly. “Why stick with some poor guy when you could be with me? I could make you rich.”

“Mr. Shaw… it’s too sudden. I need some time to think,” Allison replied, pulling her hand free.

Just then, Jareth knocked from outside. Seizing the moment, Allison said, “You can get back to work. I need some space to clear my head.”

Without a second thought, she hurried out, moving as though she were escaping a threat.

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Once she was gone, the air in the office grew cold and tense.

Jareth stepped into the office, instantly sensing the tense atmosphere. He noticed Verruckt’s icy, almost hostile look and couldn’t make sense of it. He kept quiet, not daring to speak.

Why did he have to show up now with these documents? The timing couldn’t be worse. Jareth wished he could vanish into thin air.

It was clear that someone had pissed off his boss once again. Verruckt broke the silence, his voice full of arrogance. “Do you know about her boyfriend?” It was obvious who Verruckt meant.

Jareth hadn’t expected the question, but he answered carefully, “I know a little. Alice’s boyfriend used to work here as a cleaner on the first floor. He quit a few days ago after a work injury. They lived together in the white rental building.”

As he remembered how Allison had fought to avoid moving, Verruckt’s expression darkened further.

“Go on,” he demanded.

Jareth swallowed hard, his nerves getting the best of him. He spoke carefully. “Her boyfriend entered the country illegally too. If you want, it wouldn’t be hard to take care of him quietly.” He understood Verruckt’s methods — ruthless and efficient, always eliminating any threats without hesitation.

Especially when it came to rivals in love, dealing with them would be straightforward.

But Verruckt, clearly irritated, waved him off. “No need for that. Just gather all the details on this person.”

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