Chapter 125: Maria Learns The First Truth of Sarkon

Silence ensued between them as the ex-biker took a breather to calm his nerves. He was getting old; it was becoming harder to keep his emotions in control. "It was either losing his most lucrative supplier to his competitor or his son. He chose the former. Then, he realized the risk and would rather have me and Alfred live to protect him, saying that he can always find another boy to be his heir." Another groan of disbelief left those thin lips. "I'm definitely poisoning him if he was still alive." The ex-biker exhaled heavily at the window. Life became worse for Sarkon after that incident, of course. He was experiencing the torments of PTSD* and there was nothing he could do about it because his father wouldn't allow any treatment for someone who had caused him a major loss. In his father's eyes, Sarkon had to pay for that loss as if it was a debt. 'You killed an innocent man, so it is only fair that you suffer the consequences,' his father scolded Sarkon when he was in bed