Ants

Since he was standing far away, Ronald could only vaguely hear a few words. Just when Ronald wanted to move a few steps closer and eavesdrop, he saw Frank suddenly turn around. There was gloominess between his handsome eyebrows, and the expression on his face was incredibly cold and indifferent. He was full of sharpness and pressure. Ronald was stunned. He wanted to seize the opportunity to talk to Frank, but Frank didn't even look at him. He was like an emperor who couldn't care less about the lives of puny ants. Frank left. His well-trained servants and subordinates followed closely behind him. Wherever Frank passed, no matter if it was outside or inside the racing field, everyone bowed and made way for him. They were scared from the bottom of their hearts. It was not only because Frank was the head of the number one family in Dilsburg, but also because he was ruthless, cold, bloodthirsty, and cruel. It was not until Frank had gone far away that the overwhelming pressure in the empty