Chapter 381. if I Insist on My Own Way, It Won’t End Well

From Wilson’s confession, Caitlin learned the shocking truth—five years ago, Quill had hired him to commit an unforgivable crime: to set fire to the Ingram family estate.

But Wilson had been cautious. He secretly recorded their conversation.

After the job was done, Quill paid him 500,000 and told him to leave Departure City forever.

Wilson lived outside the city for five years, trying to start a business, but it failed. He lost everything. With nothing left, he turned to gambling and eventually came crawling back to Departure City.

Once back, he began blackmailing Quill with the recording. Over time, he squeezed an additional 800,000 out of him—but, as always, lost it all at the tables.

“If he’s ruthless, then I won’t play nice either!” Wilson spat bitterly, still fuming over the assassination attempt. “I’ve told you everything—now the money’s mine, right?”

“What about the recording?”

Caitlin wasn’t just relying on his verbal confession—she