The Deadly Assassin Robin (Tristan Storm) novel Chapter 871

Chapter 871 The Worst Part of Human Nature

Lares, realizing Robin had ignored him, quickly crawled toward Karter.

“Captain Lynch, I–I made a mistake and offended Master Ramsey. Please, I beg you to speak on my behalf…”

Before he could finish, Karter crushed his face underfoot, growling, “I don’t know you!

He then turned to Robin, bowing deeply. “Master Ramsey, I will handle this ungrateful fool immediately!”

“I still have questions for him. Let him live a bit longer. Robin waved his hand, dismissing Karter’s urgency.

“Travis and his wife saved him, but he repays his family’s kindness with betrayal!

“This scoundrel doesn’t deserve to live! I’ll deal with him myself!”

Lares lay trembling on the floor. “Master Ramsey, I was wrong. Please, show mercy. I won’t offend you again…

Robin shook his head with a cold gaze. “The worst part of human nature isn’t just ingratitude–it’s exploiting someone’s downfall.

“You don’t deserve to live. If you did, there would be no justice left in this world.”

Lares had no words left.

He never imagined crossing paths with Master Ramsey from Dragon Palace.

What he couldn’t understand was how Robin was connected to Delgado Enterprise.

With Robin supporting Delgado Enterprise, the Dixon and Cravens families were doomed.

Someone like him could effortlessly erase both families with the flick of finger.

The Plemouth elite families were probably celebrating by now.

With Ramsey in control, fighting for Delgado Enterprise’s justice, no one would dare challenge him- whether the Dixons, Cravens, or any powerful family in Plemouth.

Outside, the first rays of morning sunlight streamed through the ICU window, casting playful shadows.

The fresh, damp morning air filled the room with a sense of renewal.

Plemouth, just waking up, buzzed with energy.

In this world, where people carried their daily burdens they didn’t ask for much.

A soft summer rain, a quiet celebration–these simple things filled their hearts.

Letting go of worries seemed wise, but few could truly do it.

So these small celebrations became the perfect excuse to hope for better days.

In this fleeting moment, whether genuine or not, people just needed a reason to smile.

Behind those smiles, there might be unspoken fears, pain, or sadness, but the happiness of ordinary people was built on these small, simple joys.

Yet in the ICU, Lares wasn’t in the mood to appreciate the sunlight.

For him, death seemed to be approaching too quickly.

Like everyone, Lares wanted to survive. He wasn’t ready to dic.

At forty, in the prime of hi

life, he had everything to live for.

A respected doctor in Plemouth, he was also the general manager of St. Joshua Hospital Group.

He had a bright future, wealth, and a string of admirers

There were even gifts from grateful patients waiting for him…

Dying now? He couldn’t accept that.

He glanced up at Robin, whose towering figure stood in the sunlight, and immediately understood.

He crawled over to Lucinda, desperately begging, “Mrs. Delgado, please, ask Master Ramsey to spare me. What I said earlier was a mistake!

“I won’t work for the Dixons again! I’ll follow you from now on and never betray you!

“If I’m ever ungrateful again, may my entire family perish!”