The Deadly Assassin Robin by Tristan Storm

3/3 Chapter 409 Which Is It Chapter 409 Which Is It The crowd of elite families from Harmonfield and the live streamers were red as they waded tim strike both Alice and Zachary All eyes had been on him today, yet he hadn't spoken much.

As the Millers' accusations hung in the air, many began to wonder if they were true.

If Villa One was really his, why had he not kicked them out immediately? Why allow them to mock and degrade him again and again? But as Robin stood there, a cold and commanding presence filled the space. The shift in the room was instant.

This was not the behavior of a man who could be pushed around. This was the air of someone who commanded the room without saying a word.

Could it be true? Was Robin really the elusive, mysterious billionaire people whispered about? Don's voice broke the silence, "How dare you hit my son?" He stormed forward, his wife, Melina Coral, at his side. But before he could reach Robin, a figure appeared in the distance, drawing his attention. Don's mouth snapped shut as he saw who it was.

Carson walked in, followed by two trainers and two giant Treyshan mastiffs. "Mr. Ramsey, Carson called out with a laugh, "I should've known! You're the one who owns Villa One!" Robin gave a small, amused smile. "I don't stay here much." Carson waved it off. He pointed to the mastiffs. "These are purebred Treyshan mastiffs. A friend of mine spent close to 500 million buying them. They are the best of the best.

"They belonged to a mastiff collector in Autreynia, but somehow my friends got his hands on them." The crowd murmured in shock. Half a billion for two dogs? It was a gesture that spoke volumes.

Then it dawned on them.

Whoever this man was, he was someone far more powerful than even Carson Carson motioned to the two foreign men with him. "These are the top trainers in the world for Treyshan mastiffs.

In one week, they'll have these dogs completely loyal to you." The trainers bowed to Robin.

Carson glanced around at the disarray in the yard. "What ... what's happened here?" he asked, his eyes widening in surprise.

Don stood motionless, his mouth snapping shut as the scene unfolded before him.

1/3 Chapter 409 Which Is It All the fury he had carried into the moment drained away, leaving him in stunned silence.

It all made sense now.

Robin Ramsey is...

Carson had given him two rare mastiffs, worth a fortune.

Drake and Shirley had destroyed the Millers for Robin Daphne had sworn to wipe out the entire Miller family They meant only one thing.

It meant Robin was the true power in Harmonfield, the one everyone whispered about.

The rumors from yesterday echoed in his mind-the Hamiltons and the Landers wiped out at the Wrights' banquet. All of it was Robin's doing. So it was him.

Vera had been right all along. The Millers had been blind.

50% +5 Free Coins They'd let their only chan slip away. This was their ticket to greatness, and they tossed it into the bin.

And they almost dragged the Gills into the smess.

Don stood still, drenched in sweat, his mind racing.

""Mr. Ramsey, where should the mastiffs go?" Carson asked.

Robin motioned toward the southwest corner of the villa. "Put them in the backyard. There's a pool, a golf course, and sdog facilities.

"Let the trainers pick the best spot. Once they do, if you need anything else, I'll arrange it.

"Vera, the leopard-print access card, please." Vera took it out right away. "I'll open the door." She gave a sly look back at Alice before following Carson toward the southwest door.

Alice's heart pounded as she watched them go.

Was it possible? Could she have been wrong? Could Robin really be the mysterious big shot? The crowd waited in silence, every eye fixed on the door.

They were all thinking the sthing: Was this Robin's home? Vera stepped forward, holding the card tightly. She glanced at Alice, her voice sharp, "Watch closely, Alice. You'll see if this is truly Robin's house." 2/3 < Fri, Nov 29 Chapter 409 Which Is It 66% +5 Free Coins She slid the leopard-print card into the machine beside the door. A deep, mechanical hum filled the air- But nothing happened. The door stayed shut..

Vera blinked, her confusion growing. She glanced at the camera above them, then back at the door. Then, without warning, a loud, shrill alarm blared from the camera.

"Warning! Unauthorized access detected! Leave immediately! If you do not, the system will trigger high voltage!" Vera quickly stepped back, moving at least seven feet away. The alarm stopped as soon as she did.

Alice laughed, a mocking sound that echoed through the air. "Vera, looks fell apart! like your story; just fell Hahaha... If this really is Robin's place, I'll eat my words." Vera stood frozen, her face pale with confusion. She turned to Robin. "What's going on? Why didn't the door open?" Carson, just as puzzled, looked at Robin.

He couldn't believe that Robin would use the villa as skind of show-off.

He turned to the leopard-print card in his hand, still unsure. "Mr. Ramsey, haven't you been to the back before?"

Robin shook his head, his expression calm. "No, I haven't. The place ism huge, and I've never had a reason tó go-back there. That door has never been opened." Alice let out another burst of laughter. "Yeah, right!" she said sarcastically.

"You couldn't get through the first door, so how could you get past the second one?" All eyes turned to Robin, their doubt written clearly on their faces.

If he couldn't even get into his own backyard, was this really his home? Robin took the leopard-print access card again, sliding it into the machine. This time, the machine remained silent, still refusing to respond.

He looked up at the camera, his brows furrowed.

Then, once more, the alarm went off.

The crowd fell silent, all eyes on Robin, waiting for him to make the him to next move Would the door finally open? Would this villa be his after all?