Chapter 538. I Must Seek Justice for Their Deaths

Without turning to look at Cristofer, Nelson kept his gaze fixed on the sea and explained, “Wearing that bracelet was a superstition for good luck. I don’t believe in it anymore.”

“Buddha would disapprove of your words,” Cristofer gently remarked.

Nelson snorted and replied, “Humph. If Buddha really existed, he wouldn’t have treated me like this. Cristofer, you know how devoted I was to Buddhism. I genuinely believed in Buddha, but all he gave me were two traitors.”

Cristofer thought,

‘Two traitors... Nelson is referring to Geoffrey and me.’

He adjusted his wheelchair and sat beside Nelson, and both of them gazed at the sea. “Uncle Nelson, Buddha ensures fairness for all. He rewards the good and punishes the wicked,” Cristofer uttered in a soft tone.

Nelson nodded and turned to Cristofer suddenly, asking, “Cristofer, have I treated you well?”

“Uncle Nelson, you’ve said you don’t have children and have treated me like your own son,” Cristof