Late at night, outside the gates of No. 2 Cork Street.
Lord Lisop's butler stood next to the carriage, looking towards the alley entrance with an anxiety that seemed to materialize before his eyes—
"Young master, you must be safe!
Indeed, those so-called Hidden Guards are not to be trusted!
They've exposed themselves without even realizing it!
Now the young master has to endure such great humiliation!"
Thinking of what had happened in Elta Square, the butler was deeply anxious.
In the butler's view, his young master's plan could not possibly go awry!
Therefore, the fault could only lie with those Hidden Guards who had been recruited.
And every time he thought of his young master being punished for someone else's mistake, the old butler began to pray.
On the carriage, Lisop glanced at his elderly butler, let out a cold laugh in his heart, and then closed his eyes to think quietly.
The failure of Little Lisop had no impact on his plan.