After making the decision, Arthur Yates couldn't help but remind Henry Crowe again.
He wasn't incredibly handsome, but he was at least decent-looking. If he got disfigured because of this publicity stunt, it would be a total loss!
Henry Crowe pounded his chest and promised that would absolutely not happen.
The group discussed the plan several more times to perfect it, which led to the subsequent kidnapping incident.
On the way there, Henry Crowe even made a point of saying he was afraid he wouldn't be able to control his strength, and he hoped Arthur Yates would bear with him.
Arthur Yates, blinded by the potential traffic it would bring, not only agreed immediately but also promised that no matter what, he wouldn't hold Henry Crowe responsible, telling him to go all out without holding back.
It would be best to make it more realistic, he said, otherwise it wouldn't be convincing.
