Sir Ares, Goodnight novel (Jay Ares and Rose) novel Chapter 927

Carson appeared in front of him with Cole and Baby Zetty’s genetic test report. "Sir, the report shows that you and the owner of the hair are indeed related."

The embroidered sachet in Cole's hand fell to the ground.

His warm and handsome face revealed a touch of despair. He then drew out the four mortality cards from his pocket.

Carson’s falcon-like pupils contracted. "Sir, those who hold a mortality card will usually not live unless-"

Cole's gaze fell on the names written on the mortality card. "They will either die or become members of the Yorks family."

There was one Doomsday Organization assassin who once spared someone whose name was on the mortality card due to soft-heartedness, causing major problems because of that.

Hence, his grandfather established a firm principle.

As long as a person’s name was listed on the mortality card, that person would be captured and killed.

If the killer was infatuated with them, then there was only one way to keep them alive-by turning them into Doomsday members.

Cole threw Angeline, Jenson, Baby Robbie, and Baby

Zetty’s mortality cards to Carson, parting his lips and saying in a resolute voice, "Take the mortality cards, capture the four of them, and bring them to me."

Carson caught the mortality cards. "Yes, Sir."

When he turned around to leave, Cole suddenly said," Remember, Carson. I'll be directly in charge of the life and death of these four people."

Carson was slightly startled. "Yes, Sir."

The Severe's residence.

Like a cat, Finn lay prostrate on the roof above where Baby Zetty was.

He followed Jay’s instructions and wore black overalls, a black-hooded cloak, and a ring on his left middle finger that was engraved with the initial D for Doomsday.

His mission was to protect Baby Zetty for the rest of her life.

This was the final entrustment that President Ares had given him before he passed on.

After being dealt with a severe blow by the burning down of Tourmaline Estate, Finn put away all his grief and sorrow, converting them into strength. He pledged to fulfill the president's final wish.

The day went by slowly.

Then came the night.