Chapter 169


    Chapter 169 He Won’t Find You


    Darlene turned to look at Gustave. She felt she had heard something wrong. “Lost his


    memory?”


    Avery could not remember anything? But why?


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    Avery had done so many bad things, so he should keep his memory for the rest of his life. He should


    dream about bloody bodies in the middle of the night.


    Avery should have lived in a nightmare for the rest of his life, but he had forgotten everything now.


    Gustave nodded. “Darnell found out about it from the doctor secretly. There might be more to it. It seems


    Avery has forgotten everything, including Andrew and the others in the Gard family.”


    Gustave raised his wrist to look at the time and hesitated for a moment before saying, “It might be a good


    time to check on your grandmother.


    “Now that Avery has just woken up, the elders of the Gard family are probably all in his sick room, and


    no one will be in the mood to pay attention to your grandmother and younger brother.


    “We can find a way to take away your younger first. As for your grandmother, it might


    be a little troublesome.


    Darnell found out Nigel had just finished school and was now in Reina’s sick room.


    Avery was unconscious, so it was a good chance to take away Reina and Nigel and


    escape.


    More importantly, Gustave did not mention that Avery was unconscious, so Andrew might impulsively


    make a move on Nigel and Reina out of resentment towards Darlene.


    Not to mention, other people like Sandra might also take advantage of this opportunity


    to scheme.


    If Nigel and Reina continued to stay in the Gard’s house, they would be in danger.


    Darlene believed in Gustave, so she did not ask further.


    Knowing it was urgent, she nodded. “Okay.”


    Gustave got up and poured her a ss of water. “Let’s eat first. It’s still early. It’s better to goter.”


    He noticed Darlene was a little out of sorts and was probably thinking about something else. Perhaps it


    was because her body was weak and she was in a much worse state of


    mind.


    Gustaveforted, “Darlene, you don’t have to feel too much pressure. Avery has only himself to me.


    It has nothing to do with you.


    away. Then we “It is only natural that you take your grandmother and younger brother


    can go


    abroad to treat your illness together. I bought an ind abroad. It has everything. There are vis and


    schools for Nigel.”


    Gustave had not yearned for such a peaceful life, but now he was looking forward to it. “The ind has


    no snow or cold wind. Instead, it has birds, beaches, and warm


    seawater.


    “Even if Avery remembers everything, he won’t be able to find you. When your illness is cured, you can


    do whatever you want and go wherever you desire. You will be free.”


    Darlene did not say a word for a long time. Just listening to it felt great.


    But she knew those days were too far away.


    Her voice was a little low. “Are you going abroad too? What about the Walpole Group?”


    Gustave did not seem to care. “It doesn’t matter. The Walpole Group already has a new CEO. I don’t


    need to worry too much now. I have my own business overseas. Don’t worry. I have enough money for


    you to live with your grandmother and brother.”


    Darlene froze for a moment before realizing Gustave seemed to have misunderstood. “That’s not what I


    meant. I feel I will drag you and your family down.”


    Gustave chuckled and did not say anything else. “Alright, let’s eat now. Why are you thinking so much?


    You just need to take care of your body.”


    He knew Darlene only had two months left. During this time, he hoped to put aside other things and


    apany her to finish thisst journey.


    If her illness could be cured, then it would be great.


    If it could not be cured, then at least in thisst period of time, he hoped she would have


    no regrets.


    Footsteps came from outside the door, and then a strangeughter sounded. “Oh, Gustave, you and Ms.


    Garcia’s rtionship is so enviable. No wonder you can give away thepany. Even the board of


    directors said you had a big heart.”


    Gustave’s face turned cold. He looked sideways at Ricky who walked in and said in a low voice, “What


    are you doing here?”


    Ricky smiled and put a paper box on the table. He deliberately did a terrible job, and the paper box fell


    from the table, and the things inside fell on the ground.


    The messy pile of documents, theptop, and a few exquisite ornaments with cracksy


    on the ground.


    Ricky immediately crouched to pick them up. “Gustave, don’t mind me. I am so careless. These things


    must be expensive, right? Give my secretary a number, and I’ll double it. No, let’s make it ten times.”


    Gustave nced at the jadestone in his hand and said lightly, “My things are not worth much. The one in


    your hand is only worth 2.3 million dors, and the rest are about the


    same price.”


    Ricky’s expression froze for a moment, and his smile faded a little.


    These things were worth that much money?


    Ricky stood up after a long time, and his action of picking up the things back into the box became


    significantly softer. “I made them fall. Don’t worry. I willpensate you


    ten times the money.”


    Gustave then casually nced at an ornament that was ced on the top. “That


    ornament is a little more expensive. I got it from Bob. It is ancient and worth 50 million


    dors.”


    Ricky could notugh at all. Darnell just happened to walk in from outside and said to Ricky.


    ‘Although these little things are not worth much, they all have invoices. Since you said you wanted to


    compensate, why don’t you take the invoices and these things? Mr. Walpole won’t keep them anymore. It


    will be a waste if they are thrown away, right?”


    Ricky calcted and realized he would lose all his money if he fulfilled his promise.


    Rickyughed and wanted to change his words. “Gustave, you don’t have to do this, right? We are


    rted, and I don’t have much money. Why do you need to be so serious? Why don’t I help you pick a


    few small things and send them overter? The new ones are better than the old ones.”


    Darlene held the phone that had a video of what had just happened and waved it. “Ricky, one is 50


    million dors. The other five are 2.3 million dors per piece. As for the other ones, since Gustave didn’t


    mention it, just forget it.


    “If it’s ten times, it’s a total of 615 million dors. Are you going to give it now orter?