My Invincible Husband Has Returned

Chapter 41

Calum and the others were waiting in the living room. The smiles on their faces were instantly replaced by glum expressions.

They were all fond of Jovie after the time spent together. They grew angrier after learning that she might be blind and paralyzed in the future. They were dying to rush to the Walker Mansion and kill them all.

When Calum saw Liam coming downstairs, he gritted his teeth and said with pent-up anger, "Everything is ready, sir."

*Alright, Liam said and nodded. He walked out of the manor with an air of formidable power to him.

He was like a mighty dragon that had just been awoken. He was exuding an overwhelming thirst for a blood bath. Three Jeeps stopped at the manor's entrance. Everything was ready.Belongs © to NôvelDrama.Org.

Trent, covered in blood, was thrown into the trunk of one of the cars. He was moaning silently in pain.

He had been repeatedly tortured in the past few days, so his voice had become hoarse from all the screaming. His throat was so hoarse that even his groans were silent. He could only be heard breathing heavily. He was desperately wishing he could die so he could be free of this all.

Liam turned around to glance at the manor, then he got into the Jeep and said icily, "Let's go."

The rumbling of the Jeeps' engines rang out. Then, they sped toward the Walker Mansion at the speed of light. It was time for the Walkers to pay.

Meanwhile, all of the core members of the Walkers were gathered in the extravagant living room of the Walker Mansion. Everyone was present but Charles, as he had been detained.

Morgan sat on the throne, staring at the gate with a vicious gaze.

To assert his dominance over Liam, he deliberately put on the robe he had made to showcase his status as the head of the Walker family. The black robe had a life-like ferocious tiger embroidered on it, which looked terrifying.

Muffled thunder could be heard rumbling through the sky. Immediately after that, the entire Drunham City was hit with a heavy downpour.

The Walker Mansion was flooded by the rain, which made the mansion even more desolate and solemn. A heavy rain in the evening left the sky gloomy. Walker Mansion appeared to be bleak and cold all around. As the thunder rumbled on, a few bolts of lightning flashed above the mansion, lighting up the dull place. The men were sitting on either side of the living room. They were all staring at the gate intently like death personified.

It was the seventh day.

The pitter-patter of the raindrops falling into the puddles echoed through the hall, sounding like drums beating on a battlefield. It made everyone who heard it all work up and ready to kill.

The living room of the Walker Mansion was just 100 meters away from the gate, and there was a huge copper vase at the end of it.

The vase already had a lot of rainwater collected in it as the rain poured. The raindrops hitting the vase created a rhythmic ring that made people restless.

Gradually, the sound of shoes stepping on the soaking ground could be heard coming from the gate. One step after another, the people were marching over at a steady rhythm like they had just come straight out of hell. Their murderous intent was so overwhelming that it enveloped the entire Walker Mansion.

At first, a blurry figure appeared at the gate of the Walker Mansion. Then, a few black umbrellas appeared. Not only did they block the rain, but they kept the people out of view.

Soon, a few murderous figures slowly emerged from under the black umbrellas. They were wearing black suits with strong killing intent, so much so that the air around them got frostier.

"They're here."

Mogan was sitting on the throne, holding a beaded bracelet in his hand and moving the beads one at a time. The frosty air to him was overwhelming. His eyes were filled with strong, murderous intent as he stared at the figure at the gate.

Trent was thrown on the ground outside of the living room. The rain was pouring on him and his wounds, which made him wail in pain.