Chapter 357. You Need to Tell Me

Miles threw his head back and laughed. He almost choked on his smoke, “Choose your words correctly, Lana. I didn’t force him to do anything. This society did. Why? Your little conciseness impeded you from exercising our plan?”

“I... I just don’t want to get any innocent people involved!”

“Innocent people?” Miles blew a mouthful of smoke at Lana’s face. Lana coughed violently as she tried to wave the cloud of smoke away.

“Ask your grandmother, Lana girl,” Miles hissed darkly, “Ask her how many innocent people the White family killed to get where it is right now.”

Lana’s mouth pursed into a thin line.

“Don’t play saint with me. You know this kind of thing is inevitable if you want to get rid of the Bradley family,” Miles put the cigarette between his teeth as he loosened his tie a bit, “The police wouldn’t stir if no one died.”

Lana’s heart clenched horribly, “Who else are you trying to kill?”

Miles ignored her as he stood up and grabbed his c