As Mr. Lloyd and the crew stormed into the Diamond Suite, Charlie was already en route to Heaven Springs, cruising in Jacob’s BMW.


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    She wouldn’t stop pestering him. First, she griped about how extravagant Jacob had been, spending twenty grand on a dinner instead of using that money for her cosmetics and mahjong games with her friends.


    Then, her focus shifted to Charlie, criticizing him for not having a job and for being a freeloader. Her nagging only grew more intense, as she insisted on setting him up with a security guard position in the parking lot that paid three thousand dors a month, demanding he hand over his entire paycheck to her.


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    Her foul mood made her find Charlie particrly intolerable.


    With Jacob and ire out for the day, Charlie was her sole target forints. Frustrated beyond measure, he resolved to leave the house early; he preferred to wait in the car rather than endure her relentless nagging.


    Arriving at Heaven Springs well ahead of schedule, Charlie parked at the entrance and turned on some music to kill time while he awaited his father-inw’s arrival.


    The n was straightforward: wait for Jacob’s call once he was finished and pick him up.


    However, after a while, Charlie sensed that something was amiss.


    Normally, there would be two guards and a pair of waitresses at the entrance, with the guards ensuring security and the waitresses greeting guests.


    Today, though, the entrance was deserted, and a ‘closed’ sign hung ominously on the door.


    “What’s going on?” Charlie muttered to himself. Had Don Albert reserved the entire restaurant for Jacob’s visit?


    That would certainly be a thoughtful gesture!


    Just then, he spotted a group of anxious older men rushing out of Heaven Springs, looking as though they were fleeing for their lives.


    Confused, Charlie furrowed his brow.


    These men appeared to be around Jacob’s age, their faces painted with fear and anxiety as if something dreadful had transpired inside.


    Concerned, Charlie quickly exited the car, intercepted one of the men, and inquired, “Sir, what’s happening?”


    It was Mr. Price.


    Trembling with fear, he shouted, “There’s been a murder upstairs!”


    Charlie’s heart raced at the shocking revtion!


    Murder?!


    What on earth was going on inside Heaven Springs?!


    Without a moment’s hesitation, he dashed toward the restaurant, driven by a mix of urgency and dread.