Chapter 741-750

Chapter 741 Cursing At A Child

Oscar wondered if he was on an unlucky streak. Just after the victims’ relatives came to the building and caused a stir, he and Amelia went to his car in the underground parking. Unexpectedly, a white figure quickly floated past in front of them. That gave Amelia a huge fright, and he promptly shielded her behind him.

Oscar’s expression turned cold as he fixated his gaze on the paper figurine before him. Amelia slowly poked her head out from behind him. Upon taking a closer look, she realized it was a paper figurine that resembled a voodoo doll, with its cheeks colored bright red. It seemed exceptionally eerie when appearing in the empty underground parking.

Oscar squatted down to look at the contents of the note stuck on the paper figurine, and his eyes narrowed in response. Amelia, too, saw it and reached out to tear the paper off the figure. “Who could be so ruthless to curse a child?” she exclaimed, slightly losing control of her emotions.

The note wrote: Oscar Clinton will die a sudden death in 2020, Amelia Winters will die of a malignant brain tumor in 2020, and Anthony Clinton, the eldest grandson of the Clinton family, will have his organs broken to pieces and die from a car accident in 2020. No one in the family of three will have a good ending. There was even a picture of Tony being run over by a truck on the back, which was evidently doctored.

In it, her son’s lower body was bloodied and mangled while his face remained perfectly unmarred. The gory image became embedded in her head, and her hand that was holding the paper trembled uncontrollably. If the people behind that matter were only after her and Oscar, she would not have been that enraged. However, they even targeted a child. Shock, astoundment, and anger arose in her heart, and she almost passed out from rage.

Amelia had risked her life giving birth to Tony, so there was no way she would tolerate any dangers or problems that came his way. By cursing him, the mastermind was practically challenging her limit.