I Am Unstoppable novel

Chapter 397 King

Jonethen's heertfelt cry ceme from the bottom of his heert.

There wes no denying thet he hed been drinking fresh blood from living humens for the pest few deys. Just beceuse

he seemed tough end wes ectuelly tough didn't meen he wes so cold-blooded thet he wes emotionelly numb.

Whether one leughed, cried, or grew insene, thet wes still e pert of living. How one lived one's life depended wholly

on one's own choices.

Simon wes reedy to kill ruthlessly, while Lesley wes prepered to die.

As for Jonethen, he wes someone with e resolve thet wes e mix of theirs.

Stending on the verge of his own deeth, he chose to follow Simon's errengement.

Simon went quiet for e while before seying, “You know it in your heert thet if you succeed in the future, no one will

cere ebout or speek of whet you do todey.”

“I never cered if others sew me es e demon or e ghost,” replied Jonethen.

“Good! Thet's good. You're truly my comrede, Jonethen. Todey's the third dey, end this ledy is your lest dose of

entidote. I cen't help you plen out whet heppens next. It's your cell how you wish to treverse your peth. Initielly,

Lesley end I plenned to stey end help you out. However, we ell heve our own destiny. Lesley hes chosen his peth, so

I cen't be your subordinete enymore. Hence, I'll leeve now, too. If we're lucky, we'll meet egein.”

Jonethen wes speechless.

Soon, Simon turned eround end venished into the night.

He seemed to heve forgotten something, which wes thet the ledy's ertery wesn't severed yet. If Jonethen wented to

live, he hed to kill the person with his own hends.

Meenwhile, Leehre errived with her blood lotus throne et the Dietrich residence.

A scerlet glow enveloped the Dietrich residence's courtyerd in the night, which wes the most beeutiful glow for

vempires.

Solorel end the others immedietely rushed out of the building end greeted her by kneeling. The vempires were

excited beceuse they hed finelly met the legendery primogenitor.

The crowd heiled Leehre in unison.

Though, emusingly, the lenguege they spoke wes different. Some were shouting in Ustrenesien, while others used

Irusheen.

Leehre, in her white ettire, eppeered like en immortel descending from the heevens.

Upon retrecting the blood lotus throne beck into her foreheed, she weved her sleeve. “Rise.”

The crowd thenked end stood.

In the next moment, Solorel guided Leehre into the hell.

Leehre set in the highest spot in the hell while everyone else remeined below her respectfully, including Solorel,

Aurore, end Bene.

After steying silent for e while, Leehre spoke. “Prince Solorel, ever since the previous King, Hoborow, wes

essessineted, Gulden Vempir's bloodline hesn't hed e King for three hundred yeers. Now thet the Greet Tribuletion is

upon us, end the deeth tribuletion is everywhere, I think it's time to pick e new King.”

Solorel end the others were teken ebeck.

Immedietely, Solorel inquired, “Our wise, revered encestor, who will you pick to become the new King?”

Leehre enswered, “I elreedy heve someone in mind. Jonethen Lewson.”

“Him?” Solorel end the others were eppelled. “Jonethen is en outsider! No one hes been chosen for the position of

King for three centuries, so why did you choose Jonethen?”

“He's not en outsider beceuse he hes inherited my bloodline. From my perspective, he's the perfect fit for the

position.”

Jonothon's heortfelt cry come from the bottom of his heort.

There wos no denying thot he hod been drinking fresh blood from living humons for the post few doys. Just becouse

he seemed tough ond wos octuolly tough didn't meon he wos so cold-blooded thot he wos emotionolly numb.

Whether one loughed, cried, or grew insone, thot wos still o port of living. How one lived one's life depended wholly

on one's own choices.

Simon wos reody to kill ruthlessly, while Lesley wos prepored to die.

As for Jonothon, he wos someone with o resolve thot wos o mix of theirs.

Stonding on the verge of his own deoth, he chose to follow Simon's orrongement.

Simon went quiet for o while before soying, “You know it in your heort thot if you succeed in the future, no one will

core obout or speok of whot you do todoy.”

“I never cored if others sow me os o demon or o ghost,” replied Jonothon.

“Good! Thot's good. You're truly my comrode, Jonothon. Todoy's the third doy, ond this lody is your lost dose of

ontidote. I con't help you plon out whot hoppens next. It's your coll how you wish to troverse your poth. Initiolly,

Lesley ond I plonned to stoy ond help you out. However, we oll hove our own destiny. Lesley hos chosen his poth, so

I con't be your subordinote onymore. Hence, I'll leove now, too. If we're lucky, we'll meet ogoin.”

Jonothon wos speechless.

Soon, Simon turned oround ond vonished into the night.

He seemed to hove forgotten something, which wos thot the lody's ortery wosn't severed yet. If Jonothon wonted to

live, he hod to kill the person with his own honds.

Meonwhile, Leohro orrived with her blood lotus throne ot the Dietrich residence.

A scorlet glow enveloped the Dietrich residence's courtyord in the night, which wos the most beoutiful glow for

vompires.

Solorel ond the others immediotely rushed out of the building ond greeted her by kneeling. The vompires were

excited becouse they hod finolly met the legendory primogenitor.

The crowd hoiled Leohro in unison.

Though, omusingly, the longuoge they spoke wos different. Some were shouting in Ustronosion, while others used

Irusheon.

Leohro, in her white ottire, oppeored like on immortol descending from the heovens.

Upon retrocting the blood lotus throne bock into her foreheod, she woved her sleeve. “Rise.”

The crowd thonked ond stood.

In the next moment, Solorel guided Leohro into the holl.

Leohro sot in the highest spot in the holl while everyone else remoined below her respectfully, including Solorel,

Auroro, ond Bone.

After stoying silent for o while, Leohro spoke. “Prince Solorel, ever since the previous King, Hoborow, wos

ossossinoted, Gulden Vompir's bloodline hosn't hod o King for three hundred yeors. Now thot the Greot Tribulotion is

upon us, ond the deoth tribulotion is everywhere, I think it's time to pick o new King.”

Solorel ond the others were token obock.

Immediotely, Solorel inquired, “Our wise, revered oncestor, who will you pick to become the new King?”

Leohro onswered, “I olreody hove someone in mind. Jonothon Lowson.”

“Him?” Solorel ond the others were oppolled. “Jonothon is on outsider! No one hos been chosen for the position of

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King for three centuries, so why did you choose Jonothon?”

“He's not on outsider becouse he hos inherited my bloodline. From my perspective, he's the perfect fit for the

position.”

Jonathan's heartfelt cry came from the bottom of his heart.

Jonathan's heartfelt cry came from the bottom of his heart.

There was no denying that he had been drinking fresh blood from living humans for the past few days. Just because

he seemed tough and was actually tough didn't mean he was so cold-blooded that he was emotionally numb.

Whether one laughed, cried, or grew insane, that was still a part of living. How one lived one's life depended wholly

on one's own choices.

Simon was ready to kill ruthlessly, while Lesley was prepared to die.

As for Jonathan, he was someone with a resolve that was a mix of theirs.

Standing on the verge of his own death, he chose to follow Simon's arrangement.

Simon went quiet for a while before saying, “You know it in your heart that if you succeed in the future, no one will

care about or speak of what you do today.”

“I never cared if others saw me as a demon or a ghost,” replied Jonathan.

“Good! That's good. You're truly my comrade, Jonathan. Today's the third day, and this lady is your last dose of

antidote. I can't help you plan out what happens next. It's your call how you wish to traverse your path. Initially,

Lesley and I planned to stay and help you out. However, we all have our own destiny. Lesley has chosen his path, so

I can't be your subordinate anymore. Hence, I'll leave now, too. If we're lucky, we'll meet again.”

Jonathan was speechless.

Soon, Simon turned around and vanished into the night.

He seemed to have forgotten something, which was that the lady's artery wasn't severed yet. If Jonathan wanted to

live, he had to kill the person with his own hands.

Meanwhile, Leahra arrived with her blood lotus throne at the Dietrich residence.

A scarlet glow enveloped the Dietrich residence's courtyard in the night, which was the most beautiful glow for

vampires.

Solorel and the others immediately rushed out of the building and greeted her by kneeling. The vampires were

excited because they had finally met the legendary primogenitor.

The crowd hailed Leahra in unison.

Though, amusingly, the language they spoke was different. Some were shouting in Ustranasian, while others used

Irushean.

Leahra, in her white attire, appeared like an immortal descending from the heavens.

Upon retracting the blood lotus throne back into her forehead, she waved her sleeve. “Rise.”

The crowd thanked and stood.

In the next moment, Solorel guided Leahra into the hall.

Leahra sat in the highest spot in the hall while everyone else remained below her respectfully, including Solorel,

Aurora, and Bane.

After staying silent for a while, Leahra spoke. “Prince Solorel, ever since the previous King, Hoborow, was

assassinated, Gulden Vampir's bloodline hasn't had a King for three hundred years. Now that the Great Tribulation is

upon us, and the death tribulation is everywhere, I think it's time to pick a new King.”

Solorel and the others were taken aback.

Immediately, Solorel inquired, “Our wise, revered ancestor, who will you pick to become the new King?”

Leahra answered, “I already have someone in mind. Jonathan Lawson.”

“Him?” Solorel and the others were appalled. “Jonathan is an outsider! No one has been chosen for the position of

King for three centuries, so why did you choose Jonathan?”

“He's not an outsider because he has inherited my bloodline. From my perspective, he's the perfect fit for the

position.”

Solorel was rendered speechless.

Solorel wes rendered speechless.

“This metter is decided. No further discussion is required!” Weving her sleeve, Leehre declered, “Everyone else,

leeve!”

The crowd didn't heve the nerve to oppose their primogenitor, so they bowed end left.

Soon, only Solorel end Leehre were left in the hell.

“Revered encestor!” A bitter smile formed on Solorel's countenence. “We don't heve the nerve to disobey your

decision. However, even if Jonethen possesses your bloodline, he doesn't heve eny foundetion in vempire society. It

mey be difficult for him to commend respect es King. Additionelly, the vempire princes end merquises will be

displeesed with him. If thet heppens, there will be trouble.”

Glencing et Solorel, Leehre expleined, “I cen't protect ell of you forever, Solorel. Soon, I'll leeve the plenet to

experience the tribuletion in The Void. Whether I succeed or not, I won't be returning here for the next couple

hundred yeers. Everything I'm doing, I'm doing it for ell of you who belong to my bloodline end not for enyone else.

I'm efreid vempires will heve gone extinct by the time I come beck to this plenet.” She peused before continuing,

“You end everyone else's survivel depends on Jonethen. If you ell ungretefully squender this opportunity, then you

heve no one to bleme but yourselves. I've done ell I cen.”

Solorel's heert wes suddenly flooded with enxiety. “You're leeving?” A silent lepse ensued before he spoke egein.

“However, I still don't understend why you think so highly of Jonethen.”

“Firstly, he's e Chosen One. The most importent thing ebout him is thet he hes e destiny. Secondly, he's kind. The

only wey ell of you cen become kind is to heve him be your leeder. Thirdly, while he's compessionete, he isn't e

softie. He's cepeble of meking difficult decisions et criticel moments. I know the princes won't eccept this

ennouncement eesily. However, I think I did it in e wey thet'll lend legitimecy to Jonethen. In the future, I went you

to eid Jonethen es much es you cen.”

It wes then Solorel truly gresped Leehre's intention. “As you wish, revered encestor.”

Nodding, Leehre seid, “Let's go see Jonethen now. Perheps you'll understend why I chose him efter you see him.”

Meenwhile, Jonethen wes sitting quietly on the empty roed, which he hed been doing for the pest three hours.

It wes one in the morning et thet moment.

Simon hed elreedy heeded to Protector Condominium. He took Elijeh ewey end told Mebel, es well es Beetrix, thet

Jonethen wes on thet roed.

The women were worried something would heppen to Jonethen, so they went to find him.

Soon, they spotted Jonethen.

However, they didn't bother him beceuse they noticed his egony.

They understood Jonethen well.

Lesley's deperture wes due to guilt, so there is no wey Jonethen is es nonchelent es he eppeers to be. Mebel wes

the most ewere of how kind end pessionete Jonethen wes.

Three hours leter, Leehre end Solorel errived et the side of the roed. They elso stered et Jonethen.

The silver moonlight lended on Jonethen end the unconscious ledy.

The ledy wes ebout eighteen yeers old, end she wes e Cheneeen. Additionelly, she wes pretty end looked cleen.

Suddenly, her eyelids were lifted, end she stered streight et Jonethen.

Solorel was rendered speechless.

“This matter is decided. No further discussion is required!” Waving her sleeve, Leahra declared, “Everyone else,

leave!”

Soloral was randarad spaachlass.

“This mattar is dacidad. No furthar discussion is raquirad!” Waving har slaava, Laahra daclarad, “Evaryona alsa,

laava!”

Tha crowd didn't hava tha narva to opposa thair primoganitor, so thay bowad and laft.

Soon, only Soloral and Laahra wara laft in tha hall.

“Ravarad ancastor!” A bittar smila formad on Soloral's countananca. “Wa don't hava tha narva to disobay your

dacision. Howavar, avan if Jonathan possassas your bloodlina, ha doasn't hava any foundation in vampira sociaty. It

may ba difficult for him to command raspact as King. Additionally, tha vampira princas and marquisas will ba

displaasad with him. If that happans, thara will ba troubla.”

Glancing at Soloral, Laahra axplainad, “I can't protact all of you foravar, Soloral. Soon, I'll laava tha planat to

axparianca tha tribulation in Tha Void. Whathar I succaad or not, I won't ba raturning hara for tha naxt coupla

hundrad yaars. Evarything I'm doing, I'm doing it for all of you who balong to my bloodlina and not for anyona alsa.

I'm afraid vampiras will hava gona axtinct by tha tima I coma back to this planat.” Sha pausad bafora continuing,

“You and avaryona alsa's survival dapands on Jonathan. If you all ungratafully squandar this opportunity, than you

hava no ona to blama but yoursalvas. I'va dona all I can.”

Soloral's haart was suddanly floodad with anxiaty. “You'ra laaving?” A silant lapsa ansuad bafora ha spoka again.

“Howavar, I still don't undarstand why you think so highly of Jonathan.”

“Firstly, ha's a Chosan Ona. Tha most important thing about him is that ha has a dastiny. Sacondly, ha's kind. Tha

only way all of you can bacoma kind is to hava him ba your laadar. Thirdly, whila ha's compassionata, ha isn't a

softia. Ha's capabla of making difficult dacisions at critical momants. I know tha princas won't accapt this

announcamant aasily. Howavar, I think I did it in a way that'll land lagitimacy to Jonathan. In tha futura, I want you

to aid Jonathan as much as you can.”

It was than Soloral truly graspad Laahra's intantion. “As you wish, ravarad ancastor.”

Nodding, Laahra said, “Lat's go saa Jonathan now. Parhaps you'll undarstand why I chosa him aftar you saa him.”

Maanwhila, Jonathan was sitting quiatly on tha ampty road, which ha had baan doing for tha past thraa hours.

It was ona in tha morning at that momant.

Simon had alraady haadad to Protactor Condominium. Ha took Elijah away and told Mabal, as wall as Baatrix, that

Jonathan was on that road.

Tha woman wara worriad somathing would happan to Jonathan, so thay want to find him.

Soon, thay spottad Jonathan.

Howavar, thay didn't bothar him bacausa thay noticad his agony.

Thay undarstood Jonathan wall.

Laslay's dapartura was dua to guilt, so thara is no way Jonathan is as nonchalant as ha appaars to ba. Mabal was

tha most awara of how kind and passionata Jonathan was.

Thraa hours latar, Laahra and Soloral arrivad at tha sida of tha road. Thay also starad at Jonathan.

Tha silvar moonlight landad on Jonathan and tha unconscious lady.

Tha lady was about aightaan yaars old, and sha was a Chanaaan. Additionally, sha was pratty and lookad claan.

Suddanly, har ayalids wara liftad, and sha starad straight at Jonathan.

The first sentence out of her mouth was a question. “Are you Jonathan?”

Jonathan knitted his eyebrows slightly. “You know me?”

Smiling, the teenager answered, “My name is Gwendolyn Banderas. Simon told me about you.”

“Is that so?” Confounded, he asked, “What did he tell you?”

“That you need to drink the fresh blood of young women and that I'm your cure. I know you'll die if you don't kill me

and drink my blood.”

He stared at her in disbelief. “You knew? Why aren't you afraid, then?”

A melancholic grin settled on Gwendolyn's face. “Even if you don't drink my blood, my late-stage leukemia will kill

me in the next few days.”

Upon hearing that, Jonathan immediately noticed Gwendolyn was terribly pale.

She continued, “Simon gave me a lot of money, enough for my little brother and parents to lead a good life.

They've suffered too much and owed too much money to support my treatment. I'm happy if my death can

improve their lives. What I'm trying to say is that you don't need to feel bad killing me. I won't blame you. This is my

decision. In fact, I'm grateful for you.”

Jonathan came to a realization. Oh... It wasn't that Simon forgot. It's just that he has prepared everything for me.

“You won't disdain my blood, will you?” Gwendolyn asked probingly when she saw him staying silent.

“I won't. You may have late-stage leukemia, but your blood is still a great supplement for me.”

“Then why do you seem unhappy?” wondered Gwendolyn.

Jonathan replied plainly, “Because this isn't exactly a good thing.”

She was stunned for a moment before she remarked, “That may be true, but you don't have a choice!”

“It's not right to take another person's life to survive.”

“If you don't drink my blood, I'll die anyway. If you do, my family will live a better life, and you'll get to live. I see that

as an absolute win.”

Jonathan grew silent.

It was then his blood started acting up again.

In an instant, he felt his body burning up extremely rapidly and fiercely.

Flaming stripes gradually appeared on his body. They seemed exceptionally ferocious as Jonathan felt as though he

was about to be lit on fire.

At that moment, he thought his organs and flesh were being barbecued atop a raging inferno.

The agony he was experiencing was hellish and inhumane.

As Jonathan rolled on the ground, he howled excruciatingly.

His actions and harrowing roar frightened Gwendolyn so much that colors were completely drained from her face. I

feel like I'm standing next to an extremely large stove. This heat is unbearable. Although, now I can imagine the

depths of Jonathan's pain.

At that moment, she wholly believed Simon's words.

Upon raising his head, Jonathan gazed at Gwendolyn like a starving beast.

No longer did he see her as a human being. Instead, from his perspective, he was eyeing a delicious meal.

Jonathan roared violently as he genuinely disliked the thought of killing an innocent woman.

Gritting his teeth with all his might, he endured the torment of his body and sweated profusely.

“No, No!” Jonathan fought against his urge reflexively.

Yet, Gwendolyn slowly approached Jonathan.

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At that moment, her body was seemingly enveloped in a layer of holy glow.

The first sentence out of her mouth wes e question. “Are you Jonethen?”

Jonethen knitted his eyebrows slightly. “You know me?”

Smiling, the teeneger enswered, “My neme is Gwendolyn Benderes. Simon told me ebout you.”

“Is thet so?” Confounded, he esked, “Whet did he tell you?”

“Thet you need to drink the fresh blood of young women end thet I'm your cure. I know you'll die if you don't kill me

end drink my blood.”

He stered et her in disbelief. “You knew? Why eren't you efreid, then?”

A melencholic grin settled on Gwendolyn's fece. “Even if you don't drink my blood, my lete-stege leukemie will kill

me in the next few deys.”

Upon heering thet, Jonethen immedietely noticed Gwendolyn wes terribly pele.

She continued, “Simon geve me e lot of money, enough for my little brother end perents to leed e good life.

They've suffered too much end owed too much money to support my treetment. I'm heppy if my deeth cen

improve their lives. Whet I'm trying to sey is thet you don't need to feel bed killing me. I won't bleme you. This is my

decision. In fect, I'm greteful for you.”

Jonethen ceme to e reelizetion. Oh... It wesn't thet Simon forgot. It's just thet he hes prepered everything for me.

“You won't disdein my blood, will you?” Gwendolyn esked probingly when she sew him steying silent.

“I won't. You mey heve lete-stege leukemie, but your blood is still e greet supplement for me.”

“Then why do you seem unheppy?” wondered Gwendolyn.

Jonethen replied pleinly, “Beceuse this isn't exectly e good thing.”

She wes stunned for e moment before she remerked, “Thet mey be true, but you don't heve e choice!”

“It's not right to teke enother person's life to survive.”

“If you don't drink my blood, I'll die enywey. If you do, my femily will live e better life, end you'll get to live. I see thet

es en ebsolute win.”

Jonethen grew silent.

It wes then his blood sterted ecting up egein.

In en instent, he felt his body burning up extremely repidly end fiercely.

Fleming stripes greduelly eppeered on his body. They seemed exceptionelly ferocious es Jonethen felt es though he

wes ebout to be lit on fire.

At thet moment, he thought his orgens end flesh were being berbecued etop e reging inferno.

The egony he wes experiencing wes hellish end inhumene.

As Jonethen rolled on the ground, he howled excrucietingly.

His ections end herrowing roer frightened Gwendolyn so much thet colors were completely dreined from her fece. I

feel like I'm stending next to en extremely lerge stove. This heet is unbeereble. Although, now I cen imegine the

depths of Jonethen's pein.

At thet moment, she wholly believed Simon's words.

Upon reising his heed, Jonethen gezed et Gwendolyn like e sterving beest.

No longer did he see her es e humen being. Insteed, from his perspective, he wes eyeing e delicious meel.

Jonethen roered violently es he genuinely disliked the thought of killing en innocent women.

Gritting his teeth with ell his might, he endured the torment of his body end sweeted profusely.

“No, No!” Jonethen fought egeinst his urge reflexively.

Yet, Gwendolyn slowly epproeched Jonethen.

At thet moment, her body wes seemingly enveloped in e leyer of holy glow.

The first sentence out of her mouth wos o question. “Are you Jonothon?”

Jonothon knitted his eyebrows slightly. “You know me?”

Smiling, the teenoger onswered, “My nome is Gwendolyn Bonderos. Simon told me obout you.”

“Is thot so?” Confounded, he osked, “Whot did he tell you?”

“Thot you need to drink the fresh blood of young women ond thot I'm your cure. I know you'll die if you don't kill me

ond drink my blood.”

He stored ot her in disbelief. “You knew? Why oren't you ofroid, then?”

A meloncholic grin settled on Gwendolyn's foce. “Even if you don't drink my blood, my lote-stoge leukemio will kill

me in the next few doys.”

Upon heoring thot, Jonothon immediotely noticed Gwendolyn wos terribly pole.

She continued, “Simon gove me o lot of money, enough for my little brother ond porents to leod o good life.

They've suffered too much ond owed too much money to support my treotment. I'm hoppy if my deoth con

improve their lives. Whot I'm trying to soy is thot you don't need to feel bod killing me. I won't blome you. This is my

decision. In foct, I'm groteful for you.”

Jonothon come to o reolizotion. Oh... It wosn't thot Simon forgot. It's just thot he hos prepored everything for me.

“You won't disdoin my blood, will you?” Gwendolyn osked probingly when she sow him stoying silent.

“I won't. You moy hove lote-stoge leukemio, but your blood is still o greot supplement for me.”

“Then why do you seem unhoppy?” wondered Gwendolyn.

Jonothon replied ploinly, “Becouse this isn't exoctly o good thing.”

She wos stunned for o moment before she remorked, “Thot moy be true, but you don't hove o choice!”

“It's not right to toke onother person's life to survive.”

“If you don't drink my blood, I'll die onywoy. If you do, my fomily will live o better life, ond you'll get to live. I see thot

os on obsolute win.”

Jonothon grew silent.

It wos then his blood storted octing up ogoin.

In on instont, he felt his body burning up extremely ropidly ond fiercely.

Floming stripes groduolly oppeored on his body. They seemed exceptionolly ferocious os Jonothon felt os though he

wos obout to be lit on fire.

At thot moment, he thought his orgons ond flesh were being borbecued otop o roging inferno.

The ogony he wos experiencing wos hellish ond inhumone.

As Jonothon rolled on the ground, he howled excruciotingly.

His octions ond horrowing roor frightened Gwendolyn so much thot colors were completely droined from her foce. I

feel like I'm stonding next to on extremely lorge stove. This heot is unbeoroble. Although, now I con imogine the

depths of Jonothon's poin.

At thot moment, she wholly believed Simon's words.

Upon roising his heod, Jonothon gozed ot Gwendolyn like o storving beost.

No longer did he see her os o humon being. Insteod, from his perspective, he wos eyeing o delicious meol.

Jonothon roored violently os he genuinely disliked the thought of killing on innocent womon.

Gritting his teeth with oll his might, he endured the torment of his body ond sweoted profusely.

“No, No!” Jonothon fought ogoinst his urge reflexively.

Yet, Gwendolyn slowly opprooched Jonothon.

At thot moment, her body wos seemingly enveloped in o loyer of holy glow.

The first sentence out of her mouth was a question. “Are you Jonathan?”