My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness novel Chapter 699

“My Liege, we didn’t find any foster daughter or woman whose surname is Fox in the Hanks family in Hattan.”

A few days later, Drake finally reported to Dustin, which made Dustin feel a bit disappointed.

“Continue with the investigation! If you can’t find her in the Hanks family, go on with the second and third intel until you find out about all the Hanks families!” he said seriously.

“Yes.” Drake bowed. “We found that the day before Wilhem, the head of the black market in the North Border branch, passed away, he met someone from the Mabry family in Hattan. That person was the son of the Mabry family…”

Dustin frowned.

The Mabry family in Hattan…

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Euphoria Lounge, located in the bustling heart of Hattan, was the biggest and most upscale bar and dance club in the city.

At 8 p.m., Dustin arrived alone. He walked straight into the bar and sat at the counter.

“Give me the strongest drink you have,” Dustin said indifferently.

The bartender raised his eyebrows before he smiled. He poured Dustin a glass of unnamed liquor.

Dustin picked it up and downed it in one go. The strong liquor burnt his throat as it went down, and a fierce aftertaste surged through his stomach. This made him feel a wave of heat through his body.

This sensation seemed to numb his nerves for a moment, which made him unable to feel anything else.

This was exactly what Dustin wanted.

Only this feeling could disperse the frustration in his heart for the time being.

“This is good. Another shot please.” Dustin put down the empty glass on the counter and gestured to the bartender.

The bartender was surprised.

This liquor was famous in the bar, but no one usually drank it like Dustin did.

‘He must be another poor guy who got dumped by a gold digger,’ thought the bartender disdainfully. He had seen too many people like this, and all of them used strong liquor to numb their pain.

The bartender looked down on such people the most.

They would drink themselves unconscious and look miserable, while the women they idolized were in someone else’s arms and could not care less about them.