The Deadly Assassin Robin (Tristan Storm) novel Chapter 405

Chapter 405 The Whole Circus 

Chapter 405 The Whole Circus 

The gates of Villa One stood still, the world seemingly pausing in a breathless hush. 

Today, nothing had been held back. 

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Two of Harmonfield’s most captivating women were here, standing together–an unimaginable sight for 

most. 

The sons and daughters of the city’s highest families watched in stunned silence. 

It was the first time many had seen the frozen beauty of Harmonfield’s most famous woman up 

close. 

Her beauty was beyond measure, like nothing from this world. She was like a rare flower, delicate and perfect, her presence enough to make the sun jealous. 

Shirley Dunn, the firstborn of the powerful Dunn family, seemed like something carved from the heavens. 

The reporters, struck dumb by her elegance, forgot their work, their cameras still as they stared at her as if she were a vision. 

Awoman like her belonged to the heavens. She was so flawless that it made those around her feel small and insignificant. 

The crowd was frozen, their gaze locked on Shirley, who seemed to draw every eye, every breath. 

With each step she took, the air itself seemed to tremble. 

When she reached Robin, she slipped her arm through his, her eyes soft with tenderness. 

“Robin,” she said quietly, her voice thick with feeling. “I can’t just stand here and watch you suffer because of this worthless woman.” 

She looked deep into his eyes, her gaze intense, almost lost. “From the moment you saved me, I knew. You are the only man for me. 

“I know you don’t want to deal with the Millers. But don’t worry, I’ll make them regret their arrogance.” 

She smiled at him, a smile so gentle it could warm even the coldest heart. 

That smile–it was as if the world itself had paused to admire her. 

The crowd stood still, mesmerized by the power of her presence. 

Is Shirley declaring her love for Robin in front of everyone? 

She had just claimed that he was the only man for her. 

The heirs of Harmonfield’s wealthy families stared in disbelief, their frustration rising. 

Harmonfield’s most admired woman, the goddess of the city, was already spoken for 

They no longer stood a chance. 

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Chapter 405 The Whole Circus 

Around them, noblewomen wiped tears from their eyes, struck by the perfection of it all. 

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Shirley had everything–beauty, talent, status, and now, it seemed, the perfect love. 

How they longed to have a life like hers. 

But just as quickly, Shirley’s smile faded, her warmth replaced by cold resolve. 

She surveyed the Millers and the other guests with a look that made everyone pause. “Robin is mine,” she said, her voice sharp. “He is not someone who will be humiliated by the likes of you. 

“He is my fiancé, and the largest shareholder in the Dunn Group. 

“The Dunn Group doesn’t belong to my family,” she continued. “It belongs to Robin.” 

With that, she walked toward Alice, her steps measured. 

Shirley, towering over Alice, fixed her with a look that carried years of disdain. “I must ask,” she said slowly. “What makes you think you have the right to say Robin can’t have you?” 

With a loud slap, Shirley’s hand struck Alice across the face. 

Pathetic! 

“Robin could erase your family with a single command. The only reason he doesn’t is because you’re beneath him. 

“What did you think? 

“Do you think Robin fears you? That he needs something from you? 

“You’re all fools. 

“Your family has insulted him time and time again. Robin doesn’t care enough to deal with you himself, but we-” She gestured toward herself and the Dunn family. “We’ll take care of it.” 

The crowd held their breath. 

Shirley had just claimed Robin as her fiancé and promised to bring down the Millers for him. 

The Millers had hit a wall. 

Two of the most powerful women in Harmonfield stood by Robin’s side one as his partner, the other as 

his servant. 

The Millers had no idea what they had just unleashed. 

Two colossal families, with power enough to crush them, were ready to act. 

Did the Millers really think they could take on someone like Robin? 

It seemed they’d made a grave mistake. 

In the grand halls of Harmonfield, there were few men who could command the attention of both Daphng