Chapter 351
Wayne raised his eyebrows in surprise. Jennie then seemed to lose all hope. She shouted with all her
strength at William in the distance, “You bastard! Stop talking nonsense!”
On the other hand, William scoffed, nced at Wayne, and said, “Thirty years ago, your mother was
going to marry me. However, she lied to me. She wasn’t even a Wright; she’d been adopted. In fact,
your grandfather adopted her so she could marry James when she came of age All of my efforts that
year were futile! Later, your mother became pregnant with you, my child. James beat me when he
found out aboutit, yet he still wanted to raise you. He raised you while | was away from home for all
these years. And look how sessful you are; he sure did a great parenting* job!”
“Are you done?” Wayne said at this point, and he appeared to regain hisposure. Wayne didn’t
react much as William spoke, as if he didn’t believe what he was saying. He just looked at William with
contempt.
“You should have given me that money because | gave you your life. You should be thankful that I left
you in time! Otherwise, you would not have received any money from the Wrights.” William said smugly
as he looked at Wayne.
Wayne sneered and eximed, “It appears 400 gold bars are insufficient. You should have taken half
of what | own.”
“I’m delighted you think so,” William said shamelessly.
Anna stood by Jennie’s side, holding her cold hand. She scowled, unwilling to believe such a jerk as
William existed in the world. 351 Not A Chance!
Meanwhile, Wayne stood firm, saying, “But it appears you won’t have a chance to enjoy it,” his low
voice resonated through the countryside.
As he finished speaking, two men stepped out of the Porsche behind William . One fought with the
three gang members while the other punched William hard.
William fired a shot in the blink of an eye. The bullet flew out toward the crowd, but Emily dodged it in
time. She quickly broke William’s wrist, causing him to scream. Emily then kicked him so hard that he
copsed and couldn’t move.
Ryan fell back in Emily’s arms as if he was already unconscious. When Emily noticed that he appeared
terribly weak, she stamped fiercely on William’s face and yelled, “How dare you touch my man?!
Asshole, go to helt!”
At that point, a man next to Wayne approached her and said, “Enough, Emily! Get him cuffed and out
of here. Or you will be punished for lynching abuse.*’
Emily frowned and reluctantly stopped. The man who ordered her to stop was actually a SWAT officer
disguised as a bodyguard. His two colleagues then approached, handcuffed William, and led him into
the limo’s rear.
As for Anna, she didn’t know Wayne nned the whole thing until he saved her. Wayne had no
intention of letting William go from the start. Once William arrived at the dock and managed to escape,
it would not be an easy task to track him down and punish him
So, Wayne nned to entice them with something else. He offered them gold bars to make them want
to leave as soon as possible. Because the gold bars were way too heavy, they’d have to leave one of
Anna or Ryan behind that way. William thought that Ryan was more valuable, so he let 351 Not A
Chance! go of Anna. Following that, Wayne requested that the SWAT team disguise themselves as his
bodyguards.
William knew that the cops had to follow the regtions and could not even shoot the kidnappers until
thest moment. As a result, he was more scared of Wayne. He was afraid that Wayne didn*t care for
Ryan, which might make him at a disadvantage.
Later, Ryan was taken to the ambnce by paramedics, and Emily followed him. Everyone engaged in
the case went to the police station to make their statements.
After along time, Wayne turned around and stared at Jennie and Anna, who were a few steps away. He
gazed at them without saying anything.
Jennie stared at him, wanting to say something. She paused for a long moment before whispering,
“Wayne, don’t believe anything he says. He’s just a lunatic.”
Wayne approached her and said, “Why should | believe him? Anna, let’s go,” Wayne murmured
indifferently as he moved past her.
He was stone-cold as if nothing had happened. He’d never helped her with anything and still didn’t care
about her. Anna, however, suddenly eximed, “Jennie!”
Wayne paused. When he turned around, he saw Jennie in Anna’s arms, unconscious. He was taken
aback and walked over to them.
Three dayster, Anna went to Jennie’s ward at lunchtime and peeled apples for her in bed. She said,
“Jennie, the doctor said you had too many mood swings. Because you had barely slept the previous
week, your blood pressure was unsteady. Don’t worry; he said you’ll be able to leave the hospital in a
few days.*’
Jennie was unconscious for two days. The doctor said nothing was 351 Not A Chance! wrong with her,
and she was exhausted. She hadn’t been able to eat anything for two days, and the doctor could only
give her an infusion.
“I’m fine, and | can leave the hospital right now.” Jennie still appeared frail. Overnight, strands of gray
hair emerged at her temples. She smiled gratefully at Anna, but she was still sad.
Anna handed her an apple and said, “No! You can’t. | called Wayne, and he said he’d see youter.”
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Jennie’s eyes widened with surprise as she pulled the covers and attempted to get out of bed. Anna
tried to stop her immediately but failed because she was holding a knife. Then she shouted, “No,
please don’t go! Be careful!”
Jennie said anxiously, “Anna, let me go. He doesn’t want to see me, and I’m afraid to see him.”
“Don’t! Please calm down. Don’t go.”
“No! Let me go!”
Just then, someone pushed open the door of the ward. Then, a tall man stood in the doorway. He
looked nervous, asking, “What are you two doing?”