His Ex-Wife Is A Billionaire? novel Chapter 1000

The impact of that face on the two men was like a storm surge, shaking the very foundations of their reality, indescribable in its intensity!

Especially Elvis, who couldn't believe his eyes, his pupils quivering with emotion as he cried out:

"Jack?! Jack, is that you?!"

Hans merely stared back, his expression as calm and undisturbed as a still pond.

"Elvis, get a grip, man! Look closer!"

Thaddeus, too, was shocked to his core!

But he had never actually met the living Jack Hamilton; he had only seen the handsome pilot in the Hamilton family's portraits. So, he quickly steadied his emotions, his jaw clenched tight:

"Wasn't Jack declared dead after that plane crash? After all these years without even finding his body, how could he possibly still be alive?!

This guy, he might just be a lookalike, a distraction Avery’s throwing our way! Elvis, snap out of it, don't let your eyes deceive you!"

Hearing this, Hans couldn't help but frown deeply.

Another one, no, two more.

This Jack fellow sure had a lot of folks thinking about him, missing him, even years after his supposed death.

Truth be told, after his spat with Evadne, Hans had gone back and looked up this Jack Hamilton on his phone.

For the first time in his memory, he felt an unprecedented curiosity about another person.

Seeing Jack in his crisp pilot uniform, handsome and beaming in the photos, stirred something unexplainable in Hans.

It felt like this man was both a stranger and yet, somehow, not so distant.

But how could that be?

He was Hans, an orphan with no parents, a loyal hitman always by the Boss's side.

Aside from their faces, he and Jack had nothing in common.

In this vast world, similar-looking folks were dime a dozen, weren’t they?

"Thaddeus, we brothers grew up together, Jack was the brother I was closest to!"

Elvis stared fixedly at the man before him, his emotions almost bursting through, "No one knows Jack better than I do. That's him! There's no mistake!"

"I'm not."

Hans looked at them, his voice distant and cold, "I'm not the man you're talking about.

But hey, if dying in front of your 'kin' leaves you with no regrets, then so be it."

As his words fell, he moved like a shadow, charging at Elvis with the ferocity of a wild animal!