Chapter 3

She was the one who disgusted me, okay? If it weren't for repaying my grandfather's debt of gratitude, how could I possibly have married her?

Talking to a dog was simply a waste of time. Fine, I'll leave.

But just as I was about to leave, Liam blocked my path again.

"You want to leave without compensating me for the car?"

Facing such a shameless person, I couldn't help but get angry.

"I told you, the car is mine. I can ram it if I want."

Because I had plenty of cars—I didn't lack this one at all.

"Big words. This was clearly bought with Judy's money. How can you say it's yours?"

"I have evidence to..."

"Enough, I don't want to hear your nonsense anymore. If you don't compensate Liam, then I'll use my own methods to make you willingly pay."

I narrowed my eyes and stared at Judy: "What do you mean?"

She just smiled coldly. I clearly saw calculation in her cold smile.

Just then, my phone rang.

"Mr. Charlie, come home quickly!"

"Your dog has been tied up and hung in mid-air."

My heart couldn't help but tighten. Even I, who was usually so calm, showed panic.

Seeing that I'd finally shown a change in expression, Judy became even more certain of how much I cared about that golden retriever.

She immediately laughed with delight, determined to use the golden retriever to force me to apologize to Liam.

I had no time to think about their schemes, my only thought was to rush home and save my golden retriever.

The golden retriever was a relic my mother left me, also my emotional support.

Through countless lonely times, it was the golden retriever that accompanied me.

Judy knew how much I cared about this pet, yet she dared to use it to threaten me.

When I rushed back, I found it tied by its feet and hung upside down, four meters above the ground.

If they let go, it would definitely fall to its death. My breathing became rapid, my heart panicked beyond control.

I kicked open the courtyard gate. The violent impact made a huge noise.

I sprinted over quickly: "You're looking for death, daring to treat my pet like this."

"Lower it down slowly, or I won't spare you."

I never liked joking around, but when they heard my words, they didn't care at all.

"What waves can a waste like you stir up? Hahaha, and you dare speak so boldly in front of me."

Thiago, surrounded by bodyguards, swaggered out.

The moment our eyes met, he truly wanted me dead, felt that my identity lowered Judy's family's dignity.

"So it seems the idea to tie up my pet was yours."

Thiago nodded without thinking: "Yes. What can you do to me?"

"It's just a beast. Killing it is as easy as turning my hand."

He looked at the entrance. Judy was bringing Liam, walking over step by step.

Thiago suddenly smiled coldly: "Judy, see that!"

"For those who resist, you must reach out and grab them by the throat, making them unable to resist."

"Then he'll obediently submit and let you dispose of him as you wish."

Judy nodded obediently: "Got it!"

As soon as she finished, she turned back to look at me with a smile, but her words weren't directed at me.

"Someone, throw this disobedient biting dog to its death."