Zyaire nodded and stated, “Mr. Liu, I don’t deal in whispers. Today’s topic is five million dors.”<fn47c7> Discover more novels at find{n}ovel</fn47c7>


    Liu Jiahui frowned, gesturing towards Mia and Charlie as he raised his voice, “Five million dors sounds eptable, but I intend to take both of them with me.”


    Zyaire chuckled heartily, “Haha, Mr. Liu, it seems you don’t grasp the situation fully. You’re here to resolve your daughter’s issues, which arose because she isn’t the primary culprit in this scenario. I’m offering you a chance to settle things for her sake.”


    He then pointed at Charlie, his tone cold and firm, “As for this kid, no amount of money will secure his release today. I want his life!”


    Feeling the intensity of Zyaire’s threat, Liu Jiahui felt a chill run down his spine.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    It was clear to him that Zyaire was genuinely intent on harming Charlie.


    Yet, if Charlie had any connections in Hong Kong, Liu Jiahui knew that his partnership with Yisu Shipping could be jeopardized permanently.


    In a rush, he addressed Zyaire, “Mr. Zyaire, I’m here topletely resolve the issue with you. Just tell me the price—how much will it take to bring them both back? I’ll increase the offer if needed!”


    Zyaire’s brows furrowed, and he replied icily, “This isn’t about money anymore. He has tied up Zyaire’s godson and has disrespected me. If I let him go, how will I be able to show my face in public again?”


    Lau Ka Fai quickly sensed the gravity of the situation and interjected, “Mr. Zyaire, my friend Wade is new here and unfamiliar with the dynamics of Hong Kong Ind. There may have been some misunderstandings. I apologize on his behalf. For my sake, please let him go! I can even offer you an additional ten million!”


    Having already arranged terms with Huzaifa for a hefty 60 million dors over three years, Zyaire was unimpressed by Liu Jiahui’s mere ten million.


    Besides, he had little to lose by allowing Mia to leave. In fact, if he, as the leader of the Hongmen Sect, couldn’t handle the situation with a girl like Mia, his reputation in Hong Kong would be severely damaged.


    Thus, Liu Jiahui redeeming Mia for several million would be a win for him, easily overshadowing the cost of a few Rolls-Royces—so why wouldn’t he take that route?


    However, if he permitted Charlie to go free today, word would spread, and he would lose all credibility.


    With this in mind, he looked at Liu Jiahui and said coldly, “Mr. Liu, I’m offering you the chance to take your daughter away with five million dors. That’s already generous. If you’re wise, write a check for that amount and leave immediately. Otherwise, don’t me me for changing my mind!”


    Liu Jiahui quickly realized that Zyaire would never agree to let Charlie go and feared he could do nothing to save him.


    If Charlie were to perish at Zyaire’s hands, Liu Jiahui’s association with Yisu Shipping would be rendered useless, leading him to conclude that it was better not to risk his or his daughter’s safety any longer.


    With a heavy heart, he gritted his teeth and replied to Zyaire, “Alright! Five million it is. I’ll write you a check right now!”


    Upon hearing this, Mia felt a wave of despair and instinctively dered, “If you want to leave, then go ahead, but I choose to stay here with Charlie!”<h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>