Chapter 218

A moment later, Flynn slumped listlessly on the floor. ‘My life is over.’ “Come on, Benny. Let me see to your wounds.” Bonnie looked at her brother and said. Benedict tore his confusing gaze away from Sigmund and Flynn. “They’re no ordinary citizens. Am I right, Bonnie?” “Mm-hmm.” She nodded. “Well. Who—” Benedict was about to ask his sister who they were but chose to drop it for now. Instead, he said, “I’m starving, Sis.” There must be a reason why she did not mention it before. Benedict also wondered about Jim and the armed combatants. These were questions he wouldn’t ask his sister. He believed she’d confide with him her secrets someday. “Let’s go home then.” Bonnie was grateful to have a brother such as him. “Alright, Sis.” Benedict smiled pleasantly. The whole thing was far from over, though. Sydney learned about the ruling Sigmund issued to her son and exploded. “What are you waiting for? Come down, now. We have a bone to pick with Sigmund. Who does he think he is to