The expansive grounds of William's mansion are vast, but the building itself is not tall—just two stories.
He's forgotten how many meters the second floor is above ground; purchasing this mansion was something he did a long time ago.
William hasn't lived here for a while.
When his wife Laxi wanted to run for president, the whole family moved to Washington D.C., but her campaign ended in failure.
Yet William still had no intention of leaving Washington D.C., only for Vincent to launch offensives that plunged the city into chaos.
The couple deeply sensed the instability in the United States, deciding to live separately.
He returned to this mansion in New York.
According to his estimation, the second floor shouldn't be more than four meters high. If he tied the bed sheets to the window, he should be able to jump down and escape.
Not to boast, but even at seventy-seven, William still possesses the prowess of someone in their fifties.
