James drove toward the Oswalds’ villa.

Cansington was in disarray, and various parties were involved behind it. It would be difficult to rescue Montgomery through his own connections. Additionally, he had no government contacts aside from Blithe King.

As the commander-in-chief of the five armies, his lofty position was a coveted gem for many ambitious people. If he made even a single mistake, he could be brought down.

There was only one way to save Montgomery.

He just had to make the one who sent him to prison get him out.

Soon, he arrived at the Oswalds’ villa.

It was almost three in the morning.

However, the lights were still on the second floor of the villa.

James got off his car and approached the outer perimeter of the villa. Putting his palms against the wall, he leaped two meters into the air and into the villa’s surroundings.

Then, he climbed the wall to the second floor and reached the balcony of the room which still had its lights on.

In the room…

Colson