Twenty Seven Years

  Chapter 59 Surrender

  Verak has already thought of a way.

   It is true that neither he nor Fletcher dare to push each other to a dead end, and neither dare to die together, but this also means that as long as Verac does not drive Fletcher to death, Fletcher can only swallow his anger.

He has already made preparations to torture Fletcher for a long time. If Fletcher can't bear it, it is a good thing that he is forced to turn a blind eye and let Verak go out. If he can bear it, Verak will be put under house arrest. Tormenting Fletcher every day during this time at the mansion would also add to the fun.

  Verak has seen through Fletcher's bullying character and can handle it well.

   In the next few days, Verac began to torture Fletcher.

  The only regret is that the mental humiliation is no longer effective. As long as Fletcher does not give in, Verac has nothing to do with him, so he can only retaliate physically. Including but not limited to smashing and kicking, so that Fletcher's nose was frequently bruised and his face was swollen. When facing Carmine's concern, he could only explain that he accidentally fell and touched him.

  Fletcher also tried to fight back, but his mental humiliation also didn't work against Verak, and he was no match for Verak with physical attacks, and he was almost useless against Verak.

  By Sunday, August 6th, Fletcher was overwhelmed and began to avoid Verack everywhere.

  Verak knew that Fletcher was at the end of his strength, and the reason why he was still holding on was that he didn't want Verac to grasp a point where he could control himself again after he surrendered.

  Monday, August 7th.

  In the new week, the Carmine family started to get busy again, and the opportunity to travel appeared again. Verac found Fletcher and decided to formally let Fletcher submit today.

   "Master Chris." Fletcher was resting in the lobby. When he saw Verac coming down from the downstairs, he greeted him and got up to leave.

   "Mr. Fletcher, I have something to ask you, come to my room." Willak said.

   "No, Master Chris, I still have some things to do. I'll come to you when I'm done." Fletcher dared to go to Verak's room, and he would inevitably be beaten again.

  Verak is bound to win today. How could he let Fletcher go? He followed Fletcher: "What are you doing? I'll help you."

  Fletcher specially came to the place where there are servants, to avoid Verac beating him: "Don't worry about it, it's trivial."

  The two played courteously with each other in front of the servants.

  Fletcher deliberately did some things to delay time, trying to make Verac lose his patience and leave, but Verac was determined to go out today and waited for Fletcher in the hall for two full hours.

   "Okay, we're done, let's talk here if we have anything to do." Fletcher couldn't hold on anymore, so he could only let go.

  Verak saw that Fletcher had shown his weakness, so he led him back to the room.

   "Is that why you want to go out?" Fletcher cut to the chase.

   "It's almost suffocating here. I'm different from you. I can stay in one place for thirty years." Verak said, "How? As long as you acquiesce in my leaving, I won't torture you anymore."

"Are you not afraid that I will acquiesce to you now, and expose you after you leave?" Fletcher tried to find out about Verac's details, "Even if you want to die with me, tell Mr. Carmine about my medical history, and then What is enough evidence for Mr. Carmine to believe you?"

  Verak does have no evidence, but he will not be so easily figured out by Fletcher: "Why do you think I have no evidence? And why do you think I don't know about your other things?"

   "If that's the case, you can just go out every day, and I won't dare to tell Mr. Carmine the truth."

"Indeed." Verak did not deny this, "Actually, the reason why I have spent so much time trying to obtain your permission is because we already know each other's details, and I hope that we can coexist peacefully in the days to come. , don't get along too ugly."

   The corner of Fletcher's mouth couldn't help twitching.

  It was really hard for him to imagine how Verak put on a friendly face and said such insane words.

   Hasn't he been tortured by Verak these few days?

   "You just want to tie me firmly together, and we will be prosperous and all will be destroyed." Fletcher sneered.

  Villac pointed out the error in Fletcher's words: "Wrong, there is no prosperity, only loss."

"You didn't go out just to relax, did you? You, a person who grew up in a slum in a small border town with no background, how did you know about me, and how did you perfectly hide your truth here?" Letcher stared at Veraker, "Who the **** are you?"

"As far as I know, before I was caught by you, you have checked my background carefully. So... you should be the most clear person in this city who I am. "Villak didn't want to talk to Fletcher about these matters that were destined not to let go, he turned back to the topic, "I can only tell you that it is meaningless for you to continue to delve into these issues, I will not tell you, you You will never know the answer. All you can do now is to reach a deal with me and live in peace, otherwise, I am not sure what will happen in the end."

  Hearing Veraker's faint threat, Fletcher was relieved.

   In Fletcher's view, Verac does have some methods, but more of them are bluffing. At the very least, he probably didn't know that his good friend Dempsey was dead. If he had already known about Dempsey's death, then what he was presenting in front of him was still not the real him.

  Then this person is too mysterious and terrifying.

"Okay, I can allow you to leave for an hour every afternoon. However, if there is an accident and Mr. Carmine finds out, all the responsibilities will be borne by you alone." Fletcher chose to give in and promised Veraker Require.

  "No, no, no." Veraker's request was more than that, he had to be fully prepared, "Mr. Carmine asked you to monitor my movements, so if you are found out, you will definitely know about it."

   "You insist on going out by yourself, why should I take the risk together?" Fletcher was very tight on this point.

"I believe that if one day you are discovered, you will definitely come up with a wording that is enough to dispel Mr. Carmine's suspicion." Verac directly threw the task on Fletcher, "It's such a happy decision If you have nothing to add to me, I'll go out first."

  Fletcher felt a deep sense of powerlessness. He was completely unable to restrain Veraker, and the two of them would never return to their previous status and state.

  Villac waited for Fletcher for a few seconds. Seeing that he remained silent, he got up, passed Fletcher, and went out of the mansion to find Daniel.

   "Mr. Chris." Daniel, who was lying in the car, saw Verak approaching, quickly got up and looked around furtively.

  Verak went straight into the car: "Don't be so careful."

   "What happened? Mr. Chris." Daniel asked.

   "I'll explain it to you slowly on the way, and now go to the Rovid Hotel in the North District."

  (end of this chapter)