His Lordship Alexander Kane

Chapter 0376

“Sixth row, seats twenty–seven and twenty–eight from a scalper…”

A strong smell of alcohol wafted from Levi’s mouth as he ripped the two tickets to shreds in front

of Wayne.

He then pulled out his phone. He pointed the activated screen at his father and sneered, “Hey, old man.

Is that all you got? Didn’t you tell me to get the tickets myself? Well, take a good look at these. Twenty

tickets, all in the first row!”

Wayne was so furious to see his rebellious son tearing up the tickets, but he froze when he heard the

next sentence. Quickly coming to his senses, he reached out and grabbed Levi’s phone. He stared in

disbelief at the record of the ticket.

His heart raced in fear as shock overwhelmed him.

Earlier in the day, the mayor had been furious about Wanda’s concert ticket. In total, six people. were

fired. Three people were investigated, and five others were demoted three levels and fined a year’s

salary.

As for Wayne himself, he was lucky that the number of tickets he received was only three, so his

punishment was slightly lighter. Even so, he was demoted one level and fined half a year’s salary.

However…

aw were

son had been given 20 tickets, and all the best

closest to the stage.

best as he forced himself to hold back his anger.

from other places? Where exactly did you

I asked Kelvin for

Wayne’s change of expression; a

if they saw me? Their boss is such a fool. He

not sending it back after

would he think I’d send them

went blank after hearing his son’s

hit by five

could feel his life leaving

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furious for a whole day when he found

that if anyone dared to

the offense of disobedience

could not believe his rebellious son got himself 20 tickets from Kelvin

own grave.

imagine the repercussions. He slapped Levi’s

beat the life out of you! Do you

drag me down with you if you want to get into trouble! If

in the first place.

was stunned by

than 10 years ago, Wayne kept a mistress. His wife divorced him in a rage when she

so he had always been

he would scold Levi, but never

not believe that his father had slapped him in