The Deadly Assassin Robin (Tristan Storm) novel Chapter 411

Chapter 411 Our Villa 

Chapter 411 Our Villa 

When Don spoke, the whole room fell into a thick, stunned silence. 

It felt like something out of a play. 

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The engagement between the Millers and the Gills had seemed like a grand performance, with twist after twist, each one more surprising than the last. 

Then, just as the ceremony at Villa One was wrapping up, Don had shocked everyone by declaring the engagement null and void. 

Is this how people of power act? 

The Millers were lost. 

The day had turned into a whirlwind. 

They were left unable to make sense of what had just happened. 

Was this a dream? 

Jeffrey, his face red with anger, pointed a shaking finger at Don. “Don, is it because Robin owns Villa One that you’re canceling the engagement?” 

Don met his gaze with a blank expression, then shrugged. “Yes, and what of it? You Millers throw away an engagement from years ago, but I can’t cancel one that’s only minutes old? 

“It’s just an engagement. People get married, they get divorced. It happens.” 

Jeffrey, unable to contain his rage, clenched his fists. “You … you selfish b*stard!” 

Don’s lips curled into a sneer. “You Millers have no idea how the world works. The Gills don’t play games like you. 

“In this world, survival is all about what you can gain. I won’t risk angering the big players in Harmonfield for the likes of your family. 

“Everyone can see the writing on the wall. In a few days, the Millers will be nothing. The Dunn Group will destroy you. 

“My family belongs to the top tier. Why would I ever marry my son to a family like yours?” His words echoed through the room, carrying no trace of warmth 

Jeffrey, his anger now boiling over, lunged at Don. His fist shot forward, aiming for Don’s face. “I’ll hit you!” 

But before his hand could even make contact, Don’s bodyguard stepped in, grabbing Jeffrey’s wrist and throwing him to the ground with ease. 

Don barely spared a glance at the man now on the floor. “I don’t waste my time with people like you.” 

Hank stood still, his gaze fixed on Robin, who stood surrounded by his allies. His mind raced, turning over what had just happened. “This is for the best. It’s better this way.” 

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Jeffrey was frozen, his face a mask of disbelief. “Dad, what are you talking about? The Gills are just after power!” 

Hank’s voice cut through the tension like a knife, “Enough!” His sharp words silenced the room. 

He stepped forward, eyes flashing with frustration. “I never wanted Alice to marry into the Gills. That Zachary is nothing but a spoiled fool. He’s the one who tricked Alice.” 

Hank grabbed the marriage contract from Jeffrey’s hands, tearing it apart with an angry snap. The pieces floated into the air, drifting to the floor. 

“Even if Don didn’t make this decision, I was going to end it myself.” 

The crowd, made up of other noble families, watched in stunned silence. 

The tension between the Millers and the Gills had begun. And it was going to get ugly. 

Hank’s eyes were now locked on Robin. He took a few quick steps, closing the distance. “Robin! Wait!” he called, urgency in his voice. “I need to talk to you!” 

The room stilled, all eyes turning to Hank as he approached Robin. 

“Do you know? Your grandfather and I were as close as brothers. 

“We fished together. We played chess. When we had nothing, we sat in the rain, laughing even though our stomachs were empty.” 

Robin watched him, his expression unreadable, as Hank continued his tale, each word full of nostalgia. 

“We were blood brothers,” Hank said, growing animated. “Our bond was unbreakable. It’s why I arranged the marriage between you and Alice. 

“Robin, my grandson–in–law, I just want you to know–I agreed to that marriage contract.” A triumphant laugh escaped his lips. 

The room fell completely still. 

The tension in the air was thick. Those who had once felt sorry for Hank now looked at him with a mix of disbelief and disgust. 

“Unbelievable! This old man has no shame!” 

“Just a minute ago, he said that marriage contract was a joke between him and Robin’s grandfather. Now he’s talking about some ‘life–saving bond“?” 

“How can he agree to something that was already canceled? How does he still think he has any dignity?” 

“No dignity!” 

“Clearly, he’s seen Robin is the owner of Villa One. Now he’s kissing up, calling Robin his ‘good grandson- in–law,” someone else pointed out. 

“Quiet down! Let’s see how Mr. Ramsey deals with this disgusting old man.” 

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The room fell silent, every eye and every camera focused on Robin and Hank. 

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Robin turned slowly. A small, mocking smile danced across his face. “A marriage contract? Didn’t we already tear that up? And now you want to agree to it again?” 

“Yes!” Hank said, his grin wide and cager. “Now, you can propose to my granddaughter! I’ll waive the gifts too… “He took a step closer, reaching out to grab Robin’s hand. 

Robin didn’t budge. “You cancel the engagement when you want, and agree to it when you feel like it. Who do you think you are?” 

Hank chuckled. “You shouldn’t say that, my good grandson–in–law. After all, I’m your grandfather–in–law 

Robin’s smile grew colder. “You really think a lot of yourself.” 

“That engagement you and my grandfath 

any better. It shouldn’t be taken seriously. 

set up was just a silly joke. You were young, you didn’t know 

“And if it went through, it wouldn’t just ruin your family’s dignity–it would hurt my grandfather’s reputation too. I can’t accept that.” 

Hank laughed, but it was forced. “I’ve thought it through. The Millers aren’t just about dignity. We need to be practical too. This won’t hurt our image.” 

Robin’s eyes narrowed, his tone cutting. “Enough. Stop making a fool of yourself. A joke is a joke. Don’t turn it into something it’s not. You can go now. The Millers and I are done.” 

Just then, Alice rushed forward from the crowd, her voice high–pitched, “Robin! This is our family’s villa! It’s the place I’ve always dreamed of living in!” 

She reached out eagerly. “Come on, Robin, let’s go to my room. I have something important to tell you!”