Unwanted Daddy Don't Come Closer to Mommy

Kurosawa had practiced karate. Although he was a child, he had great strength. He broke their joints and shouted at Victor while they didn't come back to their senses, "Donald!"

Victor stepped on the wall and rushed up. All the parkour tricks were taught by Dixon. He had a rope wrapped around his waist. He borrowed this rope from the homeless guy in the corner.

The homeless man said to himself, 'Holy shit. When did they take away all my stuff? I didn't even notice.'

Victor walked around those men for a few rounds and then threw the other end of the rope to Kurosawa. They made a tight knot. And then, the four people were tied up together and fell to the ground, with sacks smothered on their heads. They were still cursing.

Victor laughed and tied the rope tighter, "Oh, please louder. It's better to get the police here. Do you want to see what the London police can do?"

The group immediately shut up, gasping.

Kurosawa said, "You're pretty good."

"You too."

Victor gave him a high five. Then the two kids crouched down in front of the gang, who didn't really see who had helped because they had sacks over their heads. "I'm warning you, don't let us catch you two little sons of bitches..."

"Wow." Victor whistled and said, "Now it's time for us to make demands. How about you tell us who's behind you?"

"No way!"

When had they ever been insulted like that? They were actually being tricked by two little kids. If they really said their boss's name, how could they hold their reputation?

"In that case, it seemed that I could only speak for you guys."

Victor clasped his hands in front of his chest and chose a topic with disdain, "I know your Boss has a little deal with Fernando. You guys don't have to hide it either. Do you really think we don't know anything?"

The gang was shocked. How could this little boy know?

Did he really know everything?

Seeing their reaction, Victor knew he was right. Then he continued to laugh and said, "The seven children who were gathered today are all chosen by your boss, right? What is the purpose of gathering all the descendants of the most influential people in the world?"

Those people couldn't believe it. How could Victor know so much about it?

"What's more..." Victor bent over and grinned. For a moment, his smile was a bit like Dixon's when Dixon was angry. His smile was chilly. The homeless people around him were shivering and hugging each other. They all felt these two kids had scary eyes.

"Did your boss find us for the old Seven Deadly Sins?"

When Victor mentioned Seven Deadly Sins, the gang was shocked as they had been hit by a thunderstorm. 'Who the hell is this kid? How could he know about Seven Deadly Sins?'

Of course, Victor knew about it. And most of the members of the Seven Deadly Sins were good friends with Victor.

It was a pity that these people couldn't have imagined this development.

Their expressions betrayed them, confirming Victor's suspicions.

After getting the answer he wanted, Kurosawa picked up his cell phone, "What's the number for London's police?"

Victor asked him, "Do you send them all to the police station door?" "Right."

Kurosawa, "They seem to look down on children."

The homeless people on the side thought to themselves, 'OMG, kids these days are so scary. Now we can't afford to look down on kids at all!'

"Who the hell are you guys?"

Hearing that they would be sent to the police station, the gang couldn't stay calm. They were afraid that their plan would be exposed. At that time, they had to deal with the whole police station in London, not the kids. Then it would be a huge crisis.

"Are you scared?"

Victor said with an indifferent expression, "Oh, you adults. Why do you like to belittle children so much? Have you ever seen Detective Conan, a comic? Children are not always naive and simple."

The gang thought to themselves, 'How did we know we were going to meet two stunning smart kids?'

Kurosawa said, "How about this? We can personally send them to the police station. This will save us some unnecessary trouble."

That made sense. After all, they had to go on the get to record for the show. If they called the police the night they arrived and then went to the police station with a bunch of mysterious men in black, it might become a piece of news and probably have an impact on the reputation of the show.

"But how are we going to deliver them?"

Taking a look at the van the gang drove over, Kurosawa snapped his fingers. "Just

put them all in the trunk of the van. Then we'll drive to the police station. Do you know how to drive?"

Victor said, "No. But I've seen how my dad drives."noveldrama

"What a coincidence, so have I."

Kurosawa grinned, "Then let's do it."

They turned their eyes to the homeless people cowering to the side. The three homeless people immediately hugged together and had a dangerous feeling.

The two kids were smiling innocently. But the eyes of these two kids were so scary...

"Sir, can you throw these four people into that van for us?"

Victor smiled sweetly, which made the homeless man shiver. Finally, the homeless men resigned themselves to their fate and helped carry the four men to the van. Then Kurosawa took out a lot of bucks and gave them to them.

The homeless men froze.

Kurosawa said, "Thank you for your help. I hope the world will show you more kindness."

Looking at the money Kurosawa handed over, the three homeless men were shocked. Their hearts suddenly cringed as they watched his small, clean hands squeeze the money into their rough and dirty hands.

"If I'm going to live here in the future," Kurosawa smiled and said to them, "I might need your help next time." The kid had a clear smile and white teeth. His skin was fair. And he was generous. They could tell that the kid was from a decent family.

The homeless men replied with red eyes, "You're welcome." Then they watched the two kids get into the car and waved at them.

Victor skillfully started the car. He finished a set of procedures that Dixon had taught him before, clutch, foot brake, and gears. He did all the

work quite

"Why did you say that to them?"

Victor asked, "Was it to buy them over?"

"You're smart." Kurosawa snapped his fingers, "Money and good words are the easiest things to buy someone over. And it's more effective when using both. I said to make sure we won't encounter any accidents. So, a generous pay and some heartfelt words were necessary at a time like this."

Victor understood. If the police asked about the crime in this area at that time,

then these few homeless people would keep it a secret for them now because, after all, they had been moved by Kurosawa and would not betray them in a short

time.