Can she find out the truth? Meanwhile, Anna finds it impossible to hide her anxiety when she tells Valentine about her encounter with Brennan. Valentine panics when he learns that Anna reached out to Brennan because he knows that if Brennan reveals the truth, everything will completely change for him. Valentine will lose everything he’s built—his work, his reputation, and his freedom. If Anna knew that Valentine was the person she was looking for, she would definitely be shocked. She couldn’t have imagined that the person she trusted in love could be the head of the Pikeman group. The disappointment from knowing that Valentine could have kept something so important from her would make Anna feel distrustful.

Can Valentine hide the truth from Anna? What method will he use? Valentine will have someone kill Brennan in prison anyway, for Pikeman Brennan is now of no use. His death made Anna know that this Pikeman group was extremely dangerous, but that didn’t make her give up or stop investigating. After the incident, Anna became even more determined. Even though she knew the struggle was arduous and dangerous, she didn’t give up.

His death didn’t discourage her but, on the contrary, it motivated her to continue fighting for justice and everyone’s safety. Anna feels more clearly about the need to constantly fight against criminals and dangerous criminal organizations like Pikeman. She’ll stop at nothing to investigate and go further to uncover the mystery of the organization. Will Anna find the truth she desires, or did Valentine successfully hide everything? Besides Valentine’s actions in killing Brennan, it caused tension and internal criticism within the Pikeman group. Even though Brennan had become useless, the final decision must still be discussed and approved by other key figures in the corporation.

This has made the relationship between Valentine and other members tense. Other leaders may want to remove Valentine from the group to ensure stability and compliance with important decisions. Valentine feels pressure from allies and in the corporation, but he doesn’t regret his decision. He’s confident that his actions are necessary to protect the interests of the corporation and himself.

However, internal struggles and pressure from within could be a big challenge. He’ll have to find a way to maintain stability and strength within the corporation while protecting himself from outside threats. Can Valentine overcome this trouble? How will things turn?