Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals

Chapter 24 Righteousness Before Family

Everyone was shocked.

What happened?

Ned was beaten and stepped on but Johnson, his uncle and also the mayor, scolded him instead of apprehending the culprit.

Johnson clenched his teeth tightly and stared at his nephew viciously.

“Uncle Johnson, can’t you see? He almost killed me!” Ned continued screaming for help.

“You got what you deserved!”

Johnson then looked at the expressionless Kaze. He clenched his fists and teeth tightly. Then, he looked around and walked to an

employee to take the baseball bat away.

The employee planned to beat Kaze with the baseball bat, but it did not happen.

Johnson raised the bat in the air. As more than a hundred pairs of eyes watched in disbelief, John swung the bat down at Ned.

“Aaaargh!” Ned cried in pain.

It was just the start. Johnson beat Ned furiously and he did not hold back at all.

wail in pain.

before, being beaten up by his own uncle in front of more than a hundred

Clank!

tossed the bat away and went up to Kaze.

my fault for not teaching my nephew well. I am so sorry that this little bastard offended Ms. Quint. Please accept my

was silenced, shocked, and could not believe what just happened. Even

lobby hall was quiet.

was Kaze? Why would the mayor of the city bow

pairs of eyes stared at Kaze, wondering his true

as he waited for a reply from Kaze. His forehead was covered in sweat, because

won’t put the blame on your entire family.”

“I just want two things-Ned Brooks must apologize to my wife at the station and give her the pre-sale

Mr. Lee!”

a sigh of relief.

turn herself in because of his stupid nephew. He sweated profusely as

branch of the police station, Darcy fought her thoughts for a long time before she bit the bullet and went up to the officer on duty.

to turn myself in. I am Darcy Quint, and I accidentally hit the Chief of the Housing Department, Ned Brooks.”

uniform and heavy makeup appeared

bitch who’s trying to seduce Ned, and

your mouth!” Agnes stood up and defended her daughter.

woman’s expression turned grim.