Dragon Master

Pearson, glaring at Maximilian and being utterly discomfited, flushed with anger and was rendered speechless. Inside of Pearson, he was yearning to revenge Maximilian for adding such a shame on him.

On the other hand, Jude kneaded her forehead with fingers, sighing helplessly for the impulsiveness and immatureness of her colleagues.

'Well, whatever. He is just a loser sent here by his father, who is from the upper department of government.' Jude thought.

Maximilian laughed, and said, "Well, it is said that in government I will be free to go if there is no evidence provided to prove my guilt within one hour. Of course, to arrest me or not is up to you guys, although the fact shows beyond doubt that I'm innocent."

Pearson, gnashing his teeth in rage, swore to himself that Maximilian must to pay for his conceit, while he could do nothing since there was no evidence to prove that he was guilty.

For Jude, she thought that it was rude to keep Maximilian here if there was no practical evidence, and then said, "Yes, mister, you're free to go now, and sorry for wasting your time."

"It's nothing wrong with you guys doing so." Seeing the sincerity of these officers and thinking to himself that all this was only a misunderstanding, Maximilian felt relaxed and was about to leave.

glance at Maximilian, inside

had expected, Maximilian had already caught his vicious sight

for the improper manners that I previously had. And please allow me to accompany you to the front gate." Pearson, out of anyone's expectations, turned into a

his change of attitude, while soon she realized that he was planning to bring Maximilian to somewhere secret and do something evil to him. For Maximilian, though he had

 also followed behind secretly in case that Pearson would

the middle of their way, Pearson took a few steps ahead of Maximilian and met his men in the

our way." Pearson said to his fellows, putting an emphasis on the word 'treat'. His men soon understood, walked

since the first day she worked here, Jude felt that things were abnormal

room filled with all sorts

to do to

where Pearson revenged for private grudge every time. She then quickly phoned the father of Pearson and reported everything to him,

the only one who could regulate Pearson was his parents, while she had never figured out that for all time his parents would do nothing except to shield their son for each of his evil deed, which was