Anything For Her

Chapter 750 Not Someone You Can Cross

“What are you trying to do? Are you trying to take my mentor away? How dare you do that?” Arius cried out,

leaping to his feet.

What kind of joke is this?

Keegan Hunt had forced him to return by threatening Barney's mother, but now, he even wanted to lock Barney up.

There was no way they were going to let that happen now that they were there.

“Barney, your mother is old now, isn't she?” Keegan questioned.

Barney was only back because Keegan had taken his mother. Hence, they were certain that Barney would not dare

to pull any reckless moves.

“If it weren't for your many contributions to the medical association, I wouldn't have given you so many chances,”

Keegan uttered with a sneer.

Death was the only thing that awaited traitors.

He had given Barney many chances and choices. All that was left was for Barney to make the right choice.

Sophie barked out a laugh.

“Don't worry, Dr. Smith. I've asked my men to rescue your mother,” she reassured. She had not been sitting around

ever since she arrived in the country.

Moreover, she had connections in Anglandur too.

Otherwise, she could have possibly wasted her time all these years.

Rescuing someone was a piece of cake for her.

When Keegan heard her words, he narrowed his eyes.

“Are you Sophie Tanner, the girl who dealt with the virus?” Keegan questioned, his eyes bright.

He had heard about the medical prodigy in Chanaea, but he never thought that she would be such a pretty young

woman.

However, Sophie continued to look at him as if he was nothing but a lowly ant.

Sure enough, she was completely disinterested in someone like Keegan.

Things would have been fine if everyone just went their own ways. That would be the choices they made, anyway.

Yet, Keegan just had to force Barney back with petty methods like these.

“Young lady, I know you're a capable one. What about this? Join our International Medical Association. No matter

what you want, we'll agree to it,” Keegan told her, extremely interested in recruiting geniuses into the organization.

By recruiting various kinds of prodigies, Anglandur would be able to emerge as a superpower.

That was his wish—for Anglandur to dominate the world.

Hence, he felt that everything he did would be forgivable.

“I'm sorry, but I'm not interested in your International Medical Association at all,” Sophie replied before taking out a

piece of gum and popping it into her mouth.

Those who knew her would know that she only chewed gum when she was in a bad mood.

Therefore, her action was a clear indicator of how her patience had reached its limit.

Keegan chuckled.

“Ms. Tanner, I am sincerely offering you the chance to join us. As long as you join us, we can give you a limitless

budget. That is something Chanaea can never do.” Anglandur's a rich country, and those who do research will

always need funds, right?

Barney was hoping to keep Sophie a secret from others, but evidently, those people had already done their

research on her.

Sophie scoffed.

“Sorry, but I'm rich too.” Furthermore, Chanaea was putting more of its focus on research nowadays.

In other words, budget was not an issue for her.

“Mr. Hunt, there's no need for us to waste our breaths on them. They've chosen the path of a traitor, and it's

impossible for them to make a different choice.” Remus did not want to give those people any chances to return to

the organization. If they did return, his position in International Medical Association would no longer be as

important.

That was something he would never let happen.

Barney glanced at him.

“Dr. Smith, I've always been grateful for your guidance, but I simply cannot understand why you've chosen to be a

traitor,” Remus uttered.

Arius sneered. Look at this. Remus can't hold himself back anymore. He's terrified of us coming back!

“Remus, what are you talking about? What do you mean by a traitor? There aren't borders for medicine. As long as

a person can do their research well and contribute to humankind, then all is good. How could you say that I'm a

traitor, then?”

How many things have I done for Anglandur? How can they turn their backs just like this?

“There aren't borders to medicine, but the researchers of medicine have nationalities,” Keegan said. “I want you to

work for Anglandur.”

Keegan was never one for noble aims.

Thus, he did not care if others live or die.

“Dr. Smith, you don't need to say that much to them. These people aren't humans; they're animals!” Arius curtly

uttered.

He was long sick of their behavior.

It was a little better in the past, but now that Barney was leaving, they had given up on pretending to be civil.

It was disgusting.

“Arius, I'm going to give you one last chance. If you're willing to come back, we'll dismiss everything that happened

before,” Keegan repeated.

“Sorry, but I'll never come back.” Even if Barney died that day, he was not going to stay.

Those people were revolting to him.

Keegan's expression was as dark as thunder.

“What in the world are you thinking about? Are the terms I've given to you not good enough? No matter what you

need, I'll support you, but you're leaving?” How can they do this? They're betraying my trust!

“Mr. Hunt, let's just lock them up,” Remus suggested. He did not want Barney and the others to go back on their

words.

“Take these three away! No one's allowed to come close to them without my permission,” Keegan instructed. He

still wanted to keep those three prodigies.

Although he still did not understand Sophie that well, someone who could resolve the genetic virus was the talented

individual they were looking for.

“Dr. Smith, please come with us,” Keegan's subordinate said.

Not wanting to waste any more of her breath, Sophie pulled out a gun and snatched Keegan over to her. Then, she

pressed the muzzle against Keegan's head.

Everything happened in the blink of an eye, and no one could react in time.

“Mr. Hunt!”

Once Keegan's subordinates realized what was going on, they drastically paled. They could not believe that the

pretty young lady would be so swift with her actions.

In fact, they could barely reel in from the shock.

“Why are you still spewing nonsense? Can you be quick?” Sophie hated wishy-washy people.

It was not a great feeling to have a gun pointed at one's head. Arius took out his gun as well.

All they needed to do was leave the place. Sophie had already made arrangements for people to pick them up.

“Mr. Hunt, didn't I warn you about this? I told you not to cross her because she's definitely not someone you can

afford to cross,” Arius mockingly told him.