"You don't want to watch him die, but one death is unbearable for you. Yet I have watched three people with my bloodline die, besides my parents, there's also my child who never even got a chance to see this world. So one life for three is already unfair, and you won't even give me this unfair outcome. Amir, I'm really disappointed in you..." Atlas Hallow's voice carried a trace of weakness. Before this, he truly considered Amir Hallow as a brother, but this brother had locked him up in a dog cage.
"Charlotte said saving your father is instinctual, understandable, but not forgivable," Atlas Hallow said and then glanced at his watch. It was almost time, and he had a date to go to.
Nothing could spoil the good mood he had for his date, so he didn't want to discuss those painful past events anymore.
"I'm sorry." Amir's inner world was shaken; he truly didn't realize that Atlas Hallow had lost the three most important people to him.
