"Anyway, itās someone who was long thought dead by others. Even if he dies silently in the garden, no one would think of digging the whole garden. Just bury him there."
James Black glanced in the direction the young man pointed, hesitated for a few seconds, then nodded.
"Iāll take care of this. You take the mute aunt and leave first. If Kane Forest can find you, he might also be able to find that mute aunt is working here. I just moved here and havenāt interacted with anyone in this residential community. Even if the police see me face-to-face, they probably wonāt notice me, so I should have more time to handle these things than you do."
James Black urged the young man as he spoke, "Hurry and pack your important stuff, then go find your big brother. Iāll stay here to deal with the aftermath. After tonight, donāt rush to investigate any messages. Wait a few days. If Iām still fine, then contact me. That way, it ensures youāre safe."
The young man was a bit surprised at how decisively James Black responded. He patted James Black on the shoulder and said, "Thanks, Brother Strongman, youāre right. No one knows you, so you wonāt attract attention. Iāll leave things here to you. Let the mute aunt go with me first. Once Iāve settled at my big brotherās place, Iāll contact you immediately."
The young man was touched by how thoughtful Thomas Strongman was for him and more touched by his brotherās loyalty. He felt that he hadnāt chosen the wrong brother.
"Thomas, rest assured, once the heat dies down, I will definitely help you make big money. With the money, whether you want two or ten beautiful girls to keep you company, it wonāt be a problem. Each one will be way more considerate than someone as clueless as Jane Sampson."
The young man was genuinely anxious. After speaking, he explained a few things to the mute aunt, urging her to quickly pack, and then hurriedly dashed back to his bedroom.
In less than ten minutes, he had packed a twenty-seven-inch suitcase, muttering as he did, "Usually, I donāt feel like I have a lot of stuff. But right when itās time to leave, I realize I have so much, and every single thing I canāt bear to discard."
Whether itās expensive clothing and jewelry, or other good stuff.
James Black personally saw the young man into the car, reminding him not to forget to check the injury on his waist to prevent it from getting worse.
The young man, amidst a flood of emotions, gritted his teeth, driving the car himself, enduring the discomfort in his body, and took the mute aunt away.
The young man lived in this villa for as long as the mute aunt took care of him in it. Although there was no affection, since the mute aunt was also one of his big brotherās people, naturally, when the young man was fleeing, he was willing to bring her along to protect his big brotherās people.
After a few minutes of making sure the two wouldnāt return, James Black confirmed with the person guarding the doorway before returning to the house. He knocked softly on the door, gently calling Jane Sampsonās name.
The progression of the situation was smoother than James Black initially planned.
After entering, James Black stepped forward to hold Jane Sampsonās hand, and then said, "A car will take you away soon and drive you back to the Capital Province overnight."
Jane Sampson immediately understood that she was going home, and it was also time to part with James Black.