Roar

Madam Stewart's shriek was sharp and loud, piercing the air and grating on everyone's ears. Frank did not break his stride, utterly indifferent. Since Frank remained silent, his men naturally ignored Madam Stewart's cries and continued dragging the struggling housekeeper away. Madam Stewart's face flushed red with anger, her chest heaving as she lost all pretense of dignity. Forgetting the audience around her, she yelled again, "Frank, I told you to stop! Did you hear me?" But Frank still ignored her. Seeing Frank and his men about to get into the car, Madam Stewart panicked. She chased after them in her high heels and blocked his path. "What do you think you're doing? Let him go!" Frank let out a soft chuckle, as if discussing a trivial matter. "He deserves to die, so he will die." "You..." Madam Stewart nearly choked on her fury, clenching her teeth. "Don't you realize the housekeeper is loyal to me? If you take him, you're publicly disrespecting me, your mother!" She was certain tha