Chapter: 1159

“Oh.I see." Putting his hand down, Norton rested his back against his chair and said, “You are Victor Sullivan. Surely, you're smart enough to figure it out. You should be able to guess whoever it is who's longing for your death."

Victor knew.

There were only a handful of people who wanted him dead, excluding the Sullivan Group's rivals.

"I'LL give you two minutes to figure it out. If you guess correctly,

I will give you a reward. What do you think?"

Norton particularly enjoyed making fun of people. There was a playful smile on his lips as his eyes gazed at Victor.

“Of course, you will be punished if you get it wrong. You have one minute and thirty six

"It's my father, isn't it?"

"Seriously?" Norton inquired, his brows furrowed.

As soon as he saw the look of astonishment on his face, Victor knew that he couldn't be more correct. Karl Sullivan, Victor's father, hired Norton to murder him.

When it came to Apliaria and the rest of the country, the Sullivan family was a major and influential family. If someone else had hired

Norton to murder him, Norton would be reluctant to comply. Killing

Victor would be an insult to the Sullivan family's honor and respect.

However, if someone in the Sullivan family hired him to murder Victor, such as Karl, Victor's father, Norton would not have to worry about fit

Maria and Karl were the only members of the Sullivan family that desired his demise.

It was too risky for Maria to take his life out of the blue.

As a member of the Kennedy family, she took on both the Sullivan family's and the Kennedy family's reputation. Neither she nor the

Kennedy family would survive if she did anything reckless.

It would be too early for the Kennedy family to take on the Sullivan family. The Kennedy family would be easy prey for Carolyn to take down even if Karl was guarding the Kennedy family. Therefore, Maria did not dare wager on the Kennedy family.

Karl was the only one who could do anything he wanted to him.

Even though Victor was Karl's first child, everyone in the Sullivan family knew that he was a mistake of Karl's own making. To the public, Victor was perhaps Karl's worst mistake. At social events,

Karl would always hear people talking about it. At the very least, his damn kid was a nuisance. His presence appeared to serve as a constant reminder of his relationship with a maid, something he loathed.

In spite of this, Carolyn adored this scumbag of a kid.

Karl had a bad experience the first time Carolyn brought Victor back to the Sullivan family. Carolyn was upset with Karl for how he handled Victor, but he was her son, and she had no control over what happened to him or how Karl treated Victor. She had raised Victor by herself so as not to make him upset, and Karl never had to see

Victor again.