Chapter 526. Won't Spare Any of Them

Betty Brown plucked up her courage and said, "May you be like the stars and me like the moon, and the streamers will be bright every night."

With these words, Betty hung up the phone.

Betty did not answer directly but said a poem.

She knew that Leon Williams understood, so she wanted to use this poem to express it implicitly.

Leon held the phone in hand, looked at the contact column, the word "Betty Brown", and was silent for a while.

Just then, a black Bentley stopped at the exit of the park.

And in the car, a middle-aged man in a gray suit came down quickly.

After getting off the car, the man still quickened his pace, trotted all the way, and finally came to Leon out of breath.

"Hugo, what's the matter with you? What's the hurry?" Leon asked with a slight frown.

"Gap Store, south of master Williams, was smashed," Hugo said solemnly.

"What's the matter? Who smashed up our shop?" Leon raised his eyebrows