The five n leaning against the corner watched as South Grant stepped between Marcus Shaw’s legs.
They saw her apply pressure with her right leg, then grind forcefully on the ground.
By the ti Dodo and Didi realized what she was about to do, it was too late, and they could only manage to cover Marcus Shaw’s mouth with a blanket to muffle his pitiful cries.
The five n huddled in the corner collectively shivered.
Their... eggs just shattered like that...
When Dodo and Didi looked at South Grant, they all wore the sa expression, one of awe and fear.
They felt a chill in their pants...
This was the true South, ruthless and sparing no words.
Marcus Shaw, on the brink of consciousness, was gasping for less air than he was taking in. At that mont, Dodo spoke to South Grant:
"Young Master Grant, do you think we should send him to the hospital?"
South Grant listened to Dodo’s suggestion, stayed silent for a mont, then pointed at the few crouching by the corner and said:
"Later, find a sack, stuff him inside it, gag him, then dump him in the small forest behind the First High School, tie him to a tree with rope."
The five burly n were nearly scared into quails by this point.
When they heard what South Grant said, they trembled in fear, thinking, does this guy want to dump the body in the wilderness and have them do it?
"Mister... no... Lord, Master Grant..."
South Grant glanced at them sideways, "Who’s your master?"
"No... I an... South..." The more anxious they beca, the harder it was for them to speak, "Lord South, South... please spare our lives. If we dump him in the forest and sothing happens to him, the police won’t let us go. We have old and young to care for, relying on our hands to earn a living for them. Have rcy on us..."
Just as he was speaking, South Grant gave him a glance, "You think I want to silence him to avoid detection, and dump the body in the wilderness?"
If not, then what?
Seeing their terrified eyes, South Grant gave a cold laugh, then said:
"Simply dump him there, clean up the sack and everything else, then you don’t have to worry about it. No police will co after you. But... this is on the condition that you don’t do anything wrong in the future. If any of you dare do another heinous act and I find out, I will report your deeds to the police."
"Really?"
"Really."
At that mont, hearing South Grant’s words, it was like an imperial edict; if she said it was true, they all believed it completely.
They hurried to clean up, dealing with the pool of blood between Marcus Shaw’s legs, stuffed him in, gagged him, and prepared to deliver him to the small forest behind the First High School.
Dodo and Didi had no idea what South Grant intended to do. Although Marcus Shaw’s injuries were severe enough to knock him out from pain, it wasn’t enough to be life-threatening.
He would eventually wake up, and if Marcus Shaw reported it to the police, South Grant would definitely be hit with charges of intentional assault.
"Young Master Grant, are you sure this won’t cause any problems?"
"I have a plan," South Grant said as she turned to look at Ford, who was already in a daze, then said: "Ford, are you going to the bureau to pick sothing up this afternoon?"
Ford nodded sowhat woodenly.
South Grant smiled at this mont, turned to Ford, and said:
"My car is nearby, I’ll take Ford there later. This afternoon I was at the education bureau with Ford, we never ca to this little inn."
That’s when Dodo and Didi understood that South Grant was creating an alibi.
The area around this little inn had no surveillance caras to capture South Grant’s presence here.
The five n, scared out of their wits by South Grant, wouldn’t dare co out and testify for Marcus Shaw after delivering him to the small forest.
Marcus Shaw lacked the evidence to accuse South Grant, nothing would hold up.
But Dodo couldn’t figure out, "Young Master Grant, why send Marcus Shaw to the small forest?"
"South has her clever plans," South Grant shot him a sidelong glance.
Once she dared to crush Marcus Shaw’s eggs, she already knew who would bear the bla.
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