Discovered

Discovered

Hamburg was stunning. Despite this, there was no sight that could tempt Raveen to smile during these two months. Raveen turned blue and then gray as he realized he was thousands of miles away from Lavina. His heart was a shade of gray. Even black. At the moment, the cumulonimbus cloud had been defeated by Raveen's gloom.

Furthermore, the work he had to handle was very closely related to Lavina. Discusses the Dawson family's demise and the wealth they left behind. Perhaps the term "discussion" was too open to interpretation. No way! They were not discussing. They were fighting for the family's wealth. It was like dogs squabbling over a bone.

“Now that all of the Dawsons had died, no one has the right to inherit the property left behind. But the good news is that the judge decided to leave everything to the Dawson family's business partners because they have debts with all of his colleagues," someone said in the meeting room.

They won the case in court after two months. It was not easy to seize the Dawson family fortune. To maintain their greed, they engaged in debating, looking for evidence, faking latrines, and so on. In the end, they were successful in securing all of Dawson's belongings.

The testament that Dawson left behind complicated matters. Dawson wasn' They werenot a family to be underestimated. They gave and entrust the testament to a law firm with a high level of trust and integrity. They had dependable lawyers who were also very loyal. What a good lawyer he was, refusing to betray his deceased former employer.

This made it difficult for all of his business partners who want complete control over their assets. The testament stated that if any Dawson descendants remained, those with the right to keep them would do so. In conclusion, no one could have what they desired if even one of the Dawsons was alive.

Raveen and her father were both listening intently. Raveen was irritated, but he kept it to himelf. His emotional control might be lacking, but it was sufficient to conceal all of his secrets.

In reality, spending two months here was a waste of time. Landergee joined the pack of dogs wrangling over bones. Even if Landergee was expected to win and took everything, it wouldn't be legal if Lavina's whereabouts were revealed.

All of the meeting attendees, who were said to be Landergee supporters, were grinning. They couldn't wait to hear the news that Landergee had won Dawson's fortune. Of course, they'd be splashed by the treasure as well. At the outset, they agreed to 'share the profits' of the Dawson property they stole.

Dawson's wealth, according to the court, had been reduced in order to pay off the debts to Dawson's business partners. Nonetheless, Dawson turned out to be a damn thing. It was discovered that the family was concealing their enormous wealth. Their fortune was nearly equal to that of Landergee, who developed to be the wealthiest businessman among the meeting attendees. What a startling fact!

As a result, Rael smirked. He felt he had done the right thing by murdering that damn family. To him, slaughtering them didn't put an end to Rael's vengeance. It was time to take what was rightfully Landergee's.

"And because none of the Dawsons are left, we are able to persuade the judge to discuss the remains of Dawson's property, which turned out to be fantastic," the person who opened the meeting continued.

"Who wouldn't be tempted by such wealth? Doesn't it appear that this will be a fierce and interesting battle?" One of the participants was incredibly arrogant. Perhaps there would be a debate soon about how to share the wealth that was on the sight.

As a result, everyone in the meeting busted out laughing because they couldn't wait for this enticing battle. Raveen was the only one who stayed quite, he sighed and looked out the large glass window beside the room.To be honest, Raveen knew that they had all lost the battle, including himself and his father. No! This fight should never have happened b ecause one Dawson family was still alive and well. Ironically,  Raveen was the one who had kept Lavina's whereabouts hidden. He was a traitor to the group. Well, call it that Raveen did it on purpose.

The meeting was over, and each businessman was assigned some tasks. They couldn't afford to waste any more time in gathering enough evidence to gain full rights and seized all of Dawson's wealth. Manipulation would take place. Power assistance was more than capable.  Could say they'd been declared the winner.

“Raveen, I leave this to you,” Rael said.

He had no idea why his father had recently relinquished control of all his affairs to Raveen. His son must fight his own battle. Killing wasn't enough for him, he needed to learn how to 'kill' something bigger in order to get what he deserved. His son must be able to reach the highest peak in order for no one to ever harm him.

Raveen could only say yes. Not because he agreed with all of these shady schemes, but because he knew he'd never be able to resist them. Like his former self, who had been trained to be a killing machine. Rejected? Of course, he wanted to refuse and rebel. He was born normal with normal psyche as well. But it was ruined by his own father. Who would have guessed that he was trained to kill whe he was five?

The son and father were separated to pursue their own interests. Raveen closed her eyes and took a deep breath of fresh air, relieved that he was finally 'free' from his father—at least for the time being. Raveen immediately took out his smartphone. There was someone he yearned for. He longed to hear Lavina's voice.

"Hello," said the voice on the other end.

"Is Lavina all right?" Raveen started asking questions. He was  looking forward to hearing from Lavina.

“Of course, Sir. Would you like to speak with Miss Lavina?” asked Aunt Maria. Raven concured. Of course, he wanted to speak with his girl.

He smiled after a while of waiting when he heard Lavina's voice in his ears.  It sounded so smooth, but it was full of spoiled brats. Teased and tickled. Rekindle Raveen's excitement.

“Raveen...”

'Damn, Lavina, can't you swing your voice?' said Raveen in mind. This man who adored Lavina would undoubtedly be unable to escape his fantasies about her. Wanting to meet, biting her lips and tongue wildly, touching every inch of the girl's body that he had missed so much.

"Are you all right, Lavina?" Raveen asked, his face bright with a smile. Meanwhile, he had to suppress his dirty fantasies in favor of focusing on his girl.

"No!  You've been gone for quite some time. Huh." Lavina appeared to be disappointed that he didn't return home soon. Raveen had a strong wish to return home and meet her. Once again, the universe was against him. Raveen's smile had faded, but a slight curve of his lips remained.

"It turns out that my job in Germany isn't as easy as I thought, Lavina," Raveen, clearly frustrated, said. Not because of his job, but because of his urge for Lavina.

"Eh? Are you all right?" her interlocutor's tone had changed to one of worry. Raven cracked a smile. It was comforting to know that his girl was concerned about him. Raveen  shook his head, even though she couldn't see it.

“No … I'm not good for missing you so much,” Raveen admitted. Raveen responded. There was a slightly long sigh.

"Then hurry home, Raveen. I missed you too." Lavina was also sad.

Raveen took a deep breath and closed his eyes for a moment to try to suppress his longing once more. Oh, hearing Lavina's voice should lift his spirits, right? He shouldn't be talking about things that were sensitive to his own feeling.

"I heard Aunt Maria taught you a lot." Raveen took a detour.

"Yeah ... I learned so much! You know, now I can read books,” said the cheerful voice on the other end. Raven laughed. It was better this way. Just talk about whatever was entertaining.

"Really? I'll buy you a bunch of Breile books."

"I've learned a lot.  Aunt Maria also taught me how to recognize different colors. It rained yesterday. Aunt mentioned that there was a rainbow in the sky. I didn't understand at first, but I'm getting there. Aunt Maria explained it well, although it was difficult to imagine what 'color' looked like.”

Lavina kept talking. Raveen widened his smile even more. He was relieved that Lavina was okay. But guilt engulfed him as well. It felt like being two people in one body. He was manipulative and continued to betray both his father and Lavina's side.

'Please accept my apologies, Lavina. I had no choice but to take your family's wealth. Don't worry, when the time comes, I'll return everything to you.' He said inside.

***

The sun had gone down completely. Raveen tightened his coat to keep himself warm in the cold. It was time for him to return to his apartment and clean up. He also needed to create a backup plan right away to fulfill his father's wishes and duties. In order to win this battle, he needed time to think. It wasn't just about winning Dawson's riches, but also his love for Lavina.

Raveen's phone rang while he was drying his wet hair. He was called by his father. Raveen frowned and swiped her screen to accept his father's call.

"Hello—"

“Come to the office right away!”

Tut.

Raven stayed quiet. Anyone could tell if Rael was in a bad mood. His hunch was that something bad had occurred.  Was something bothering his mother again? Or about what? So, after cleaning himself up, Raveen dashed to the location his father had requested.

The man rushed into the his father office room.  Rael was already there, waiting for him. Rael  was sitting in his chair, looking out the window, which had a very dark view. His jaw had hardened. "What's the matter, Dad?" Raveen, who was already standing in front of the table, asked directly.

Rael threw a piece of paper at his son, who was staring at him intently. Raveen wouldn't ask 'What is this?' or it would only aggravate his father's rage. So he just remained silent and picked up the strewn paper.

"Lavina Dawson," said Rael

Deg.

Raveen's hand came to a halt to take the paper. His father mentioned the girl he was hiding from.

"Doesn't she still alive, Raveen?"

Deg.

“Can you tell me where that girl is?”

Deg.

Raveen was really in a big trouble.

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