Chapter 1718

The three men standing nearby kept glancing toward the door, looking for a chance to slip away. However, Tommy was blocking the exit, leaving them no choice but to stay put. The room fell silent again, except for the sound of Marion counting money. "Ten thousand and one hundred, ten thousand and two hundred..." Occasionally, a groan of pain broke the silence—Easton couldn't help but let out a few groans. By the time Easton could no longer stand and collapsed onto the floor, Marion finally finished. "The total is 53,600 dollars. That's 8,600 dollars extra. I'll give it back to you. If it's mine, I'll take it. If it's not, I won't." Easton had no energy to argue. A pool of blood had already formed on the floor. He just wanted Marion to leave as soon as possible. Waving his bloody hand weakly, he pleaded, "The debt is cleared. Just go! Please, get out of here." Marion took 45,000 dollars and walked toward Matthew. "Thank you for helping me. If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have go