Chapter 4

"No! Stop right now."

Judy knew how important the golden retriever was to me.

No matter how cold and ruthless she was toward me, she couldn't kill the innocent!

My eyes turned red as I stared at her viciously: "What do you want me to do before you'll let it go!"

Seeing me finally willing to lower my head to her, Judy, Liam and the others smiled with satisfaction and mockery.

Looking at the three people working in collusion before me, I really wanted to rush up and beat them.

Liam laughed loudly and walked in front of me, punching me in the face.

"I want to see if this coward dares to resist!"

Unprecedented rage surged to my head. I couldn't help but reach out and grab Liam's neck.

But he wasn't scared at all—instead, he smiled arrogantly.

"You really dare to resist!"

"But... your resistance will only result in it being smashed to pulp."

After speaking, Liam raised his hand in a gesture, and the bodyguard on the roof let go.

My breathing became rapid as I roared in desperation: "Stop!"

Just as it was about to hit the ground, Liam shouted "Stop," and the bodyguard pulled the rope back.

This frightened the golden retriever into howling and barking in mid-air, apparently receiving an unprecedented shock.

No matter how much I wanted to kill Liam, I had to swallow this anger first.

I slowly released my hand, making Liam even more unbridled.

After gaining his freedom, he patted his neck, then viciously raised his foot and kicked me down.

I was forced to kneel before him, like fish on a cutting board, at the mercy of others.

"It seems this dog is very important to you. Judy told me it's a relic your mother left you."

"Then I'm sorry, but it might die here tonight."

I raised my head and glared at him angrily: "If you dare kill it, I'll definitely castrate you."

"Castrate me? I'm afraid you don't have that ability."

"Because I want you to bark like a dog first."

He stepped on my head, and then Judy brought over a divorce agreement for me to sign, leaving with nothing.

"Just worried you wouldn't leave with nothing. If you don't want it to fall to its death, sign the contract unconditionally."

I wanted to resist and push away Liam's foot, but suddenly thought of something and swallowed this anger.

"If you want me to sign, then take your foot off!"

Liam lowered his head, patting my face with vicious arrogance.

"Before signing, bark a few times for me to hear!"

"You... don't go too far."

"I'm going too far—what can you do to me!"

"You damn waste, can't even satisfy your wife. I have to help you out."

"Are you going to bark or not?"

For my pet, I had to bark.

"Woof woof!"

"No, your barking has no emotion. You need to sound as sorrowful as if a family member died, understand?"

Liam hooked one arm around Judy's waist while giving me orders.

My face turned blue with bulging veins, but I had to do as they demanded.

The two burst into laughter, treating me like a dog.

Suppressing my unquenchable rage, I picked up the pen and quickly signed my name.

"Not bad. This is what a good dog does."

"Can you let the golden retriever go now?"

Liam clicked his tongue: "What are you all standing around for? Throw this beast to its death!"

"Liam! You're going back on your word!"

He twisted his waist, doing his self-created dance moves and winked at me: "To a waste like you, what promise is there to speak of?"

"Drop it!"

"No..."

As soon as the words fell, my golden retriever was thrown alive to the ground.

I punched Liam again and urgently ran over to hold it.

Its mouth was full of blood that couldn't be stopped at all.

Since my mother's death, I hadn't shed a single tear, but tonight, at this moment, I cried again.

Liam was still there laughing, and Thiago also left satisfied with a wave of his sleeve.

I quickly picked up the golden retriever and ran out. If I couldn't save it, I would definitely destroy Judy's family and castrate Liam.

After leaving Judy's house, I took out my phone and contacted my subordinates.

"Bankrupt Judy's family! Whoever dares help them dies together with them."