The Sweet Rival (Mango Shen and Nathaniel Ye) novel Chapter 168

Nathaniel left with the man.

Abyss quickly took out his money and asked someone beside him, "What's going on?"

The man quickly told Abyss what had happened just now when he saw the money.

Hearing that he didn't come for Mango, Abyss could not help but let out a sigh of relief.

Would Zion really be dead?

Abyss felt a slight pain in his heart.

After all, he had watched the child grow up and that boy called him Godfather for four years. However, compared with Mango, Abyss still decided to ignore the pain in his heart, pretended not to know anything and left with a smile.

Nathaniel only wanted Zion.

Perhaps Mango would completely belong to him if Zion was really dead.

The reason why Mango went back was that she thought she could give the child a biological father, didn't she?

Now that Rita had Nathaniel's donation for his kidney, it was very likely that their lives would go smoothly in the future. Or perhaps, if the operation failed, Rita would die.

As long as Zion's gone, so did Rita, there was no reason for Mango to stay Nathaniel's side. Abyss thought and tried his best to abandon his conscience. He booked the original private room, waiting torturously for daybreak to bid.

It's better if Nathaniel was taken out, as long as he's not here. Then Mango would have nothing to do with Nathaniel, as long as Abyss took the bid to save Mango.

Abyss was still a little worried. He kept coming out to check on Nathaniel all night and saw that Nathaniel didn't come back, which put his mind at ease a little bit.

Nathaniel followed the man out of the Fallen Heaven, and was brought into an alley, which was obvious that the man was up to something.

Nathaniel didn't care about it either. Although he was in the United States, he's perfectly capable of defending himself.

Sure enough, there were four or five men waiting in the depths of the alley. It seemed that they had already waited here for a while.

The man sneered and said, "Man, let me go if you know what's good for you. Take out your valuables, or our brothers will kick your ass!"

Nathaniel snorted coldly and said, "Where's your fellow you talked about in the Fallen Heaven?"

"That one, the one dressed in black, but you'll never get to ask in your life."

The man kicked Nathaniel as soon as he finished speaking.

Nathaniel didn't care about his showy moves at all. Instead, he twisted and broke his arm. "Ah! What are you waiting for? Come and get him!"

The man cried out like a pig. It was particularly clear throughout the night. However, this was a slum, and no one here cared if anyone lived or died, so there was no need for Nathaniel to show mercy.

These guys have knives on them. They're repeat offenders.

He quickly put the men down, one by one, grunting as they lay on the ground.

According to the clue the man in the Fallen Heaven gave him, Nathaniel came to the front of the man in black and put the dagger directly to his face.

"I want to know everything you knew about the young master of the Ye Family."

"I, I don't know."

The man in black trembled with fear and his voice drifted away.

"Your fellow said that you saw someone throw a child body into the sea that night. Which port? Where is it? Who threw it? Did you see it clearly?"

Nathaniel did not beat around the bush. Instead, he asked the direct question he wanted to ask.

When the man in black heard this, his face immediately turned pale with fear.

"Man, I don't know anything. I just saw it by accident. I haven't told anyone, it's true!"

"Tell me now!"

Nathaniel knew that this person must have seen something after hearing what he

said. Nathaniel was a little excited. Would he find Zion?

The man in black had no choice but to say it out under the threat of death.

"It was the Shadow Gang. It was them who threw the child into the sea. I saw with my own eyes that the child was wearing a white shirt, which was stained with blood. And he looked like he's about four or five. At that time, he was dizzy."

Nathaniel felt as though someone had punched him hard in the chest.

That's what Zion was wearing that day, wore that kind of clothes on that day, and he was about the same age.

Nathaniel asked harshly, "Which port?"

"No. 3!"

The man in black was scared by Nathaniel's fierceness.

Nathaniel pushed him away and called Thomas.

"Get everyone to the port No. 3 to salvage the body. I need to know if Zion's... is there."

Nathaniel couldn't say the word "body" after all.

He felt as if his heart was about to shatter.

No!

It can't be!

It couldn't be Zion!

He was still so young!

He hadn't called him daddy yet!

If Mango knew that something had happened to her son, and he, as a father, did not protect his son well, how could he face Mango?

When Thomas heard what Nathaniel said, he knew that Nathaniel must have known something. Although he was shocked in his heart, he went there with his men personally.

Nathaniel stood on the streets of the United States. He was alone, and it felt terrible.