His Wife Calls The Shots
Chapter 1642: That Medicine is Actually a Poison

Chapter 1642: Chapter 1642: That Medicine is Actually a Poison

Chapter 1642

Valleys just listened, replying lightly, "The situation in Gelia is set in stone; those two can’t change anything about it. Don’t take them seriously; just wait calmly to reap the fruits of victory."

Just at that moment—

"In that case, let’s take the opportunity to get rid of them."

The light, breezy male voice sounded so carefree, but upon closer listening, it seemed quite unnerving.

Valleys and Hans White both looked towards Milton White.

Valleys laughed, "I do love a decisive man like Young Master White. Then let’s have them all killed; I’ll have someone take care of it."

Hans White didn’t speak, but he shot Milton White a pleased look.

That look seemed to say: This is my good son.

The meeting ended quickly.

Milton White spoke up indifferently, "Leave this matter to me."

Hans White glanced at him, "You know, because of your illness, I never entrust you with major responsibilities."

"Then you might as well shoulder the burdens yourself for a lifetime; I’m not afraid of your survival," Milton White responded lazily.

Hans White was infuriated.

But he knew this "alternate personality" was just like this, an emotionless animal.

Still, it was much better than that useless son.

He lowered his gaze to ponder for a moment and said, "Let me think about it a little longer. If he still hasn’t shown up in a few days, I’ll hand the vaccine matter over to you!"

Milton White took a puff of his cigarette, a wicked smile forming on his lips.

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After the screen darkened, Valleys let out a low, inscrutable chuckle.

His gloved fingers gently tapped on the desk, indicating a pleasant mood.

Raine, serving by his side, promptly offered up a cup of Black Tea.

This was the tea Valleys had to drink every day, black as ink yet fragrant. She didn’t know its real name.

It seemed to be something developed in the Laboratory.

Valleys had to drink it daily, just like taking medicine.

She had always been very curious about what it was but didn’t dare to ask.

During the recent meeting, Valleys didn’t exclude her, allowing her to listen to the entire conversation.

Now, seeing that Valleys seemed in a good mood, she couldn’t resist saying, "Leader, no matter how obedient Hans White appears on the surface, he’s still a human; humans are selfish and deceitful creatures, and he’s a businessman at that, the saying ’No businessman without guile’ proves he’s even more cunning. I’m truly afraid he might sabotage things behind your back and plot against you."

Valleys sipped his Black Tea, humming, speaking in a haunting tone, "I see you do have some concerns, thinking about me."

Raine felt a surge of joy inside, thinking to herself that she had made the right move.

Eagerly, she said, "I wouldn’t dare claim credit; having become your subordinate, I naturally have to consider everything for our leader and our clan. I believe the future of the world will surely belong to us, the New Humans."

Flattery appealed to the heart, and Valleys was no exception.

He chuckled lightly, saying, "Don’t worry, both father and son of the Whites are fools; in the past, they were ATM machines, now they are, and in the future, they will be. When they become utterly useless, a few pills given to return to my clan won’t be too late."

Raine took the initiative to massage his legs, feeling that they were very firm; she applied more strength and said, "It’s hard to tell if they won’t have ulterior motives; we should be cautious, especially since you’re going to entrust them with the spread of the virus. That’s a crucial step, any change of heart, and all previous efforts will be wasted."

She spoke in a hushed voice.

Valleys leaned back, appearing very comfortable.

"They have taken the medicine I gave them, which is like a charm," he laughed, "Once charmed, one loses all reason and will only be at my service."

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