When Qin Ran arrived at Kessel's hideout with the Higher Evil Spirit and Smith, Kessel ignored the enormous bundle stuffed with spoils and bowed respectfully to Qin Ran.
"My lord."
Straightening up, Kessel handed Qin Ran a note covered in writing.
The note detailed Quick Webster's life, along with his father's reaction after his death.
Quick Webster had come from an excellent background and received an elite education from childhood. His interests were much like those of others with the same upbringing: he excelled at various sports and enjoyed attending all kinds of banquets. According to the records, he had been the center of attention at every banquet.
That was precisely why the wealthy businessman Webster had designated Quick Webster as his heir.
Had things followed their normal course, Quick Webster would have taken the helm of the Webster Family in a few years as the wealthy businessman Webster grew old.
Unfortunately, Jack Webster's death had turned all of that to dust.
It had also enraged his father.
The note described in detail how the bereaved father had smashed countless cups and vases over the past two weeks or so.
Among them had been his favorite.
Was he unwilling to let it go?
Was he quietly biding his time?
Or was this another trap?
Qin Ran speculated to himself.
He did not jump to a conclusion.
The impostor who had posed as the head of the K Family had already given him a warning.
The opponent he faced this time was far stranger and more unusual than he had imagined.
After a moment's consideration, Qin Ran gave Kessel his instructions.
"Send that wealthy businessman an invitation."
"Ask whether he wants to know the true cause of his son's death."
"If he does, tell him to find me on Shirley Street."