Chapter 610

With a quiet sigh, Nolan patted Pierce on the shoulder and said, "I'll give her one more chance." He then turned to the pale-faced Harper, who was drenched in cold sweat, and said calmly, "If you can't take it anymore, you can stop. You don't have to pass judgment." Did Harper want to give up? Yes. In fact, she had wanted to give up long ago. But she couldn't. Because giving up meant everyone would die. Nolan's ruthlessness had long surpassed the limits of ordinary human reasoning. He wasn't just cruel—he was utterly devoid of humanity when it came to slaughter. In this situation, Harper had no choice but to keep going. If she could save even one person, then she had to try. She refused to believe that, aside from children, every single person in her family deserved to die. "No, I won't give up!" With that, she turned to the next page. And for the first time, a glimmer of hope appeared in her eyes. "Treon Norberg—he has no record of murder or serious crimes. However, he once i