A Man Like None Other

Only Tommy was staring at Jared. His eyes were filled with admiration. “It was me!” Jared took a few steps forward. “You?” Steven’s brows furrowed in disbelief. This young man is just in his twenties. How could he be so strong? “Jared! What… What are you doing? Don’t try to be a hero! It wasn’t you.” Josephine reached out to Jared and pulled him back. “Ms. Sullivan, Mr. Chance will be fine. Don’t worry!” Tommy stopped her. “Hey, kiddo, are you standing up for Tommy? Your confidence is going to get you killed!” Steven said coldly. “Cut the crap and get on with it!

I’m busy!” Jared put on an expressionless look as he spoke. At that moment, a thin veil of mist surrounded Jared. It was so thin that it was almost invisible. The veil of mist that surrounded Jared was the spiritual energy in the atmosphere, and it had formed a tough shield around him. Except for Josephine, no one else was stopping Jared because they all wanted to see what he was capable of. They wanted to see for themselves the reason why Walter was so respectful of Jared.

He dashed toward Jared and appeared in front of him in a split second, then threw a punch at him. Despite that, Jared didn’t move a muscle. Instead, he stood still and stared at Steven calmly. “Don’t,” Josephine shouted when she saw that Jared was about to get punched.

remained still even though he weighed just over a hundred pounds. Instead, Steven was the one who had it worst as his arm was bent at a bizarre angle. The forceful recoil had broken his arm, exposing his bones. Steven howled in pain. He couldn’t believe what had just happened to his arm. “You… You

Jared. It was impossible that Jared only knew a little of the