Chapter 33: We have to go home right now

"Our mother? Why are you asking?" Zahn asked with a frown.

Sean stepped forward and looked at Greo. "You already know? Now stop blocking our way. Just tell Hans exactly what Zahn instructed you earlier. If you dare do anything that disgusts us, don’t think you’ll be able to bear the consequences. And perhaps your boss won’t be able to meet my mother and his only son ever again." Sean threatened in a voice that still sounded childish, yet it was enough to completely silence Greo.

Greo held his breath. In the past, his boss had killed his entire family, claiming that they had killed his lover.

At that time, Greo was not on the same continent as his boss. He was still on Xime Continent, the continent located across from Melvin Continent. He had thought that everything was merely an excuse made by his master so he could destroy his own family.

He swallowed hard. At that time, not even a single servant from the residence had survived. No one ever truly knew what had happened or why his boss had done such a thing.

When Greo returned to Melvin Continent, his boss immediately pulled him to his side and gave him many tasks. Greo had never expected that all those stories were actually true.

"Y-Young Master, in that case..." Greo hurriedly spoke when he saw the three of them were really about to leave. "Allow me to escort you personally. Melvin Continent is very different. Here, you could die if you unknowingly offend someone."

Zahn waved his hand and pointed at Sean standing beside him. "My brother has a big business here. He has already arranged for people to protect us."

Greo looked at Zahn, then Kevin, and finally Sean, who indeed looked the most mature and genius compared to his two brothers.

In other words, his Young Master was the most foolish among the three.

Greo rubbed his face and nodded.

As soon as the three of them disappeared from his sight, Greo immediately grabbed his phone.

"Investigate the Young Master’s two brothers and where they live. Who is their mother, and how have they lived all this time?"

The person on the other end of the phone nodded. "I’ll send it within an hour."

However, after almost two hours had passed, Greo’s face turned cold. They had obtained no information at all. Everything was blank. Even their names and birthplaces were not recorded.

Meanwhile, on the other side of Melvin City, Zahn, Kevin, and Sean were busy arranging a room for Hana. The room was spacious, with white walls and a lounge area beside it.

"Sean, should we put pictures of our fathers here too?" Zahn asked.

Kevin and Sean frowned at Zahn’s question.

"I mean, we can’t just watch Mom marry another man besides our fathers, right, and then even have another son with that man?" Zahn continued. "To prevent that from happening, we have to make sure Mom never forgets our fathers at all. What if Mom starts liking that man again, then marries him and has another child besides us?"

Sean and Kevin looked at each other. They were stunned by Zahn’s thought, which was indeed possible.

Kevin quickly grabbed the TV remote in the room Hana would be staying in and turned it on. He changed the television channels rapidly.

Sean moved closer and looked at the live broadcast that was currently taking place.

The camera kept moving three hundred and sixty degrees, showing every corner and everyone at the event.

"Sean, Kevin, where’s Mom? She didn’t come out? Is she in the bathroom?"

Kevin immediately left the room and headed toward the living room. Sean followed him, with Zahn behind them.

Kevin quickly turned on his laptop. His small hands moved nimbly across the keyboard. In an instant, the screen in front of him displayed a video.

Hana was standing there in a thick black jacket. Then, a man who was the main figure of the event took Hana away.

The scenes on the screen kept changing, but until now, Hana had never appeared in front of the camera again.

Kevin turned toward his two brothers in panic. "That man kidnapped our mother."

"We have to go home right now," Sean and Zahn answered at the same time.

Kevin nodded in agreement. They grabbed their bags and hurried toward the door—but the sight outside left them stunned. Sean’s guards were kneeling, surrounded by unknown people.

Kevin’s phone rang at that exact moment. He immediately turned it off after seeing a situation that was completely beyond his expectations.

However, the phone rang again. Once, twice, and again and again. Finally, Kevin answered it when several men who had arrived in luxurious cars began opening the doors of their respective vehicles.

"Grandma, what’s wrong?" Kevin asked.

"You naughty and stupid brat! Do you know what you’ve done?!" Jexy cursed explosively from the other end.

Kevin frowned and moved the phone away from his ear when Jexy immediately scolded him as soon as he answered the call.

"Grandma?" Kevin asked after Jexy’s shouting finally stopped.

Jexy took a deep breath before speaking again. "You never told me that your father was Orland Hesh?" she shouted again.

"What’s wrong? Do you know him?"

"You’re the one who destroyed the Hesh Family’s system since yesterday and even used the virus you edited to destroy them again!"

"Grandma, how did you know? Did you break into my system again this time? Didn’t I already tell you—"

"The Hesh Family is my family!" Jexy interrupted. "We all come from the Hesh Family. I was the one who restored the system last night, and I’ve been dealing with your virus attacks ever since."

Kevin’s eyes widened in disbelief. "Grandma... you mean..."

"Bah! Damn it! I taught you how to hack, and you ended up using it to destroy my own family’s company. Kevin, do you know how big your mistake is this time? If I hadn’t handled it in time and found the new virus you sent, do you know how far the Hesh Family’s bankruptcy would have gone?"

"Grandma, I’m busy right now. Don’t get angry yet. I’ll contact you later." Kevin turned off his phone as the three men with striking appearances now stood silently between him and his two brothers.

An aura of power surrounded them, with appearances that were so striking and so similar to the faces of him and his two brothers.