Ch. 30: His Daughter

Third Person's Point of View

“Dad, are you okay? ”She gently asked her father. They met at a small inn to ensure no one would recognize them.

“Yes, I’m fine,” he hissed. He didn’t know what to do anymore because his business was really going down. What he needed most right now was his daughter, who could help with his plans.

“How are things going with you and the guys? ”He asked his daughter. A look of concern crossed his daughter’s face.

“It’s okay, Dad. I think they’re still busy with their own activities,” his daughter explained. He smirked at what he heard.

“Then, let’s start with one of them, the lesser-known one,” he said excitedly. His daughter quickly agreed, and they burst into laughter like maniacs.

“So? Where’s the location? I think we should find a place far away from civilization, where no one can find us, or perhaps a thousand-year-old abandoned place,” she suggested. Her father just nodded in agreement. He was amazed by his daughter’s intelligence; there was no d