After Andrew figured all this out, his head buzzed with anger, and he could only glare at You'en, his face full of fury at You'en's betrayal.
You'en felt no sympathy, even adding fuel to the fire.
"I know you're happy now. Haven't you always wanted to expand the group? You can rest assured with me here. As for Nolan, don't worry, he won't have a chance to cause trouble in his lifetime."
Andrew asked in disbelief, "You'en, we're family. What good does this do you?"
You'en thought Andrew might have a mental problem and clicked his tongue, "Are you sure we can still be called family? You should be grateful you're still free and not trying to play the family card with me. You know that doesn't work on me."
You'en never considered himself a good person, and talking about feelings with someone like him was truly laughable.
So he didn't care at all what Andrew thought.
As for familial ties.
They meant even less in the face of profit.
"Fine, very good, I truly underestimated you."
