When that time comes, Issac can prepare them with water and dry food, so that they can be steadfast. Suffer for a few days in it.
At that time, they will not be left with any communication tools, so that they can fully experience what it means to stay away cut off from the world.
By the way, it can be regarded as a reminder to Kim. Since he is going to be the guest of Sara’s concert, he must be here in these two days.
If George’s experience cannot make him vigilant, then he will be also thrown over.
Only then did George realize that Charlie, who he once thought was a translator, was probably the real boss behind the scenes.
Issac was very respectful to him, a terrible thought suddenly flashed in his heart, and he knelt in front of Charlie with a plop, and then kept kowtow, begging: “Mr. Wade, Please go around me, I won’t dare anymore…”
Charlie said blankly: “I don’t hold you accountable very much. Instead, I provided you with free travel items. Isn’t this forgiveness? If you are not even satisfied with this, then you are really making it hard for me to do it.”
After speaking, he looked at Issac and said: “Or else take them to the dog farm first, let them stay there for two days, look back and see if there are any people who don’t have long eyes, and join them together.
Get them together and send a wave to Syria to experience an outbound travel experience.”
Issac said without hesitation: “No problem! If Kim is shameless when he comes, he will be sent to Syria together at that time.”
When George heard this, he was shocked immediately.
FAQ Novel
Q: What unique form of punishment does Charlie Wade devise for those who cross him in this chapter?
A: Charlie Wade devises a unique punishment where individuals like George are sent into undeveloped, deep mountain and old forest areas, isolated without communication tools, to experience profound hardship and forced reflection.
Q: What pivotal realization does George have about Charlie Wade’s true identity and power?
A: George realizes that Charlie, whom he initially perceived as a mere translator, is in fact the powerful, true boss behind the scenes, a revelation cemented by Issac’s deferential attitude towards him.
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