Chapter 1802

Matthew couldn't help being taken aback. Master Levi? Levi Quirk?

At that, he looked toward Melvin, who nodded and whispered, "This is Master Levi's personal

chauffeur. He will be wherever Master Levi is. If he is willing to have his chauffeur escort you, that

means he means you no harm."

Matthew nodded in acknowledgment. As long as the other party was genuinely Levi, he didn't need to

worry about anything, for given Levi's status and ability, the man didn't need to do all this to get rid of

him.

"After you!" Matthew said, and the man in black nodded, taking a profound gander at Melvin before

leading Matthew out.

Matthew's men were all stationed in the yard, but everyone was now standing, for there stood another

person—Phoenix!

He was standing next to Tiger. It seemed that Tiger and the others didn't resist only because Phoenix

came forward, or how could they have allowed a stranger to enter the premise just like that?

Phoenix dipped his head at Matthew as a greeting but said nothing when he saw the latter. From the

looks of it, he, too, was reassuring Matthew that there wouldn't be any danger.

However, Matthew felt somewhat nervous, for he didn't know what exactly Levi wanted.

The master never expressed his opinions publicly when Jasper's death caused such an uproar, and yet

he has chosen to come to me at this time. So, just what the heck does this mean? If anything, he can

very well express his support for me if he really wants to, yet he never said anything and instead has

come covertly for me. Then, it surely won't be as simple as coming here just to back me up!

As Matthew ruminated, the car arrived at an overwater manor in the south suburbs.

The surroundings were magnificent, but not many knew the place, so only a few frequented the area.

And that night, not even a car was in sight outside the manor.

After pulling up at the entrance, the chauffeur turned to open the door for Matthew, then bowed slightly.

"Master Levi is waiting for you right inside."

To that, Matthew nodded in acknowledgment. "Much obliged."

He entered the manor, where not a single soul could be found as well, traversed the overwater corridor

and finally saw a middle-aged man in the overwater gazebo at the farthest end. He looked to be in his

forties, 5'9" in height, and had a lean body, evidently someone who worked out frequently.

Right then, he was sitting upright next to the water with a fishing pole in his hands. His gaze was fixed

on the water, waiting patiently.

Matthew knew that the man was, no doubt, Levi Quirk. However, he was somewhat surprised, for it

was thirty-plus years ago when Levi became prominent. So he would be in his fifties at the very least

by now, but this man looked like he was only in his forties.

I see that he managed to keep his shape from successfully cultivating his internal energy.

His eyes, on the other hand, were fixed on the water the entire time, seemingly waiting for a fish to take

the bait.

Matthew obliged, sitting next to the master. Seeing that Levi said nothing, he kept quiet as well.

Finally, about ten minutes later, the bobber on the surface moved, and Levi pulled his rod up with a

'ha!'. A common carp then appeared out of the water and landed in Levi's hands. Reаd at

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Matthew, on the other hand, was taken aback. He had been sitting there for quite some time and yet

never detected a third presence outside the gazebo.