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    Helene frowned and thought to herself, “You already stated your name, how could I not know that?


    “And how does this rte to Northview?


    “How am I smarter than others?”


    Helene was perplexed by Gilmore’s words.


    At the same time, despite his weirdments, he was a lifesaver


    Thus, Helene immediately told him, “Mr. Reed, these people are trying to rob and hurt me. Please


    call the police.”


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    Gilmore, on the other hand, stated tly, “No need for that.”


    His response dashed Helene’s newly rekindled hope.


    She even suspected Gilmore was working with Martin.


    At that moment, Martin looked at Gilmore andughed smugly. “So, you’re Gilmore Reed. Mr. Field


    despises you to the


    core.”


    He added, “Since you’vee to me on your own. I’ll just drag you to meet Mr. Field.*


    Martin had a ferocious look on his face. “Capture Gilmore as well,” he yelled to the bodyguards.


    Three bodyguards immediately responded and charged at Gilmore, while the rest dealt with


    Murdoch and Helene.


    Martin’s eyes shed. He was thinking how fortunate he was today.


    While attempting to capture Helene and Murdoch, he came across Gilmore, whom Mr. Field


    despised immensely.


    With these three captured, Mr. Field would surely be overjoyed. Martin would not only be


    guaranteed the position of housekeeper, but he might even be rewarded.


    While Martin was contemting this, the sounds of fighting erupted. The three bodyguards who


    tried to capture Gilmore screamed in agony.


    They were then sent flying through the air. It just so happened that the ones who flew out crashed


    directly into Martin. The sounds of bones cracking could be hearding from Martin, and he


    screamed in agony.


    The three bodyguards tumbled into him, mming him to the ground like a stack of books.


    Martin had no idea such a cmity would strike him just as he was dreaming about being promoted


    to the post of the Field family’s housekeeper and receiving arge reward.


    The threerge bodyguards‘ fall broke his arms, legs, and ribs.


    As the pain swept through Martin’s body, his vision became hazy. He only vaguely saw a figure


    flying toward the bodyguards who were attacking Helene and Murdoch.


    Then there were the sounds of fist strikes.


    All the bodyguards were sent flying as if they had been hit by a truck andnded on the living room


    floor. Nobody was able to stand up after this attack.


    Helene and Murdoch were taken aback. Before they even had a clear view, the bodyguards who


    attacked them were all sent flying.


    By that time, Gilmore was already standing in front of them.


    Gilmore’s indifferent expression was reflected in Helene’s beautiful eyes, which were wide open in


    shock and admiration.


    When Gilmore looked at her, he could not help but frown. “Miss Field, could it be that my good looks


    have enchanted you?” he asked


    Helene was jolted back to reality. She had not realized she was staring at that man until now, which


    resulted in at misunderstanding.


    A delicate blush then appeared on her fair and beautiful face.


    She stammered as she tried to exin, “I… didn’t. Those… those people were knocked down by


    you?”


    Then Helene seemed to think of something and asked Gilmore while pointing to the bodyguards


    who were wailing as theyy sprawled all over the floor.


    Gilmore rolled his eyes at her and said, “If I’m not the one, then who else could it be?”


    Helene was immediately embarrassed…


    “All right, let’s go. My car is parked outside the vi’s back door. We have to leave right now,


    Gilmore told Helene.


    Helene looked at Gilmore and asked, “Are you here to pick us up?”


    “Of course, you warned me and Lilian that Clinton would send someone after us,” Gilmore


    responded.


    Helene felt a warmth in her heart. She felt it was the right call to warn Gilmore.


    Otherwise, she would have been captured by Martin and forced to meet with Clinton. Furthermore,


    Clinton would take away the shareholders‘ agreement.


    She did, however, have a question. “How did you find my vi?” she asked Gilmore.


    Helene lived in this secluded vi in order to avoid Clinton.


    Except for Murdoch, no one knew she lived here.


    But Gilmore came to her rescue.


    She could not help being puzzled.


    But Gilmore responded indifferently, “Of course I have a way of knowing that you live here.”


    He continued, “But the most important thing now is to get away from this ce as soon as possible.


    If I’m right, Clinton has sent another group of people here.”


    There was a reason why Gilmore glossed over Helene’s question.


    He used his God’s Eye to locate Helene’s vi,


    Furthermore, he guessed that Martin would bring his people to follow Murdoch to Helene’s vi.


    As a result, Gilmore dashed over to save Helene and Murdoch.


    Helene chose not to pursue the matter after she heard Gilmore answer. Instead, she solemnly


    nodded at him and said, “All right, let’s get out of here first.


    Then Helene and Murdoch followed Gilmore out of the vi and toward the back door in the


    backyard.


    When they emerged from the vi’s back door, Helene and Murdoch noticed a BMW parked in the


    alley.


    Gilmore pressed the key fob, and the BMW beeped twice.


    “Get in!” Gilmore said.


    Helene and Murdoch followed him into the BMW.


    After that, Gilmore drove out of the back alley.


    Ten minutes after they left, a ck Land Rover quickly arrived outside Helene’s vi.


    Clive and eight strong bodyguards got out of the Land Rover. They swiftly entered the courtyard


    and dashed into the living


    TOOM


    Clive and the others noticed Martin and a slew of bodyguards lying on the ground.


    Clive frowned and hurried over to Martin, who was in agony. “Where are Helene and Murdoch?” he


    asked in a deep voice as he squatted down.


    They were… saved by Gilmore… Martin replied, his voice trembling.


    “Where did they go?” Clive had an intense look in his eyes.


    ‘T… I don’t know. They left through the back door,” Martin exined.


    Clive immediately stood up, looked at the bodyguards, andmanded, “Let’s go after them!”


    “Yes, Sir!”


    Clive then led the bodyguards and left swiftly.


    Martin, whose bones had been crushed by a few bodyguards, immediately thought of something.


    He turned to Clive and yelled weakly, “Don’t go… Please get them off me… Don’t go…”


    Although Clive and the bodyguards heard his yelling, they ignored Martin’s pleas and walked away.


    Twenty minutester, Gilmore drove Helene and Murdoch to the Whittlesea Hospital’s underground


    parking lot.


    “Isn’t this the hospital where Graham is staying, Mr. Reed? Did you bring us here to visit him?”


    Murdoch could not help but ask Gilmore.


    “As expected of the Ejeld family’s housekeeper,” Gilmore said, looking at Murdoch. “You’re smarter


    than the other housekeepers. That’s right, I’vee to look for Graham.


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    Murdoch and Helene were speechless.


    In particr, Helene. When she heard what Gilmore said, she f


    Gilmore seemed to have said something simr about her bein