Life After Prison

Chapter 109

“Mister Severin also wanted you people to slap yourselves ten times and swear not to cause trouble to him or his family again. You all heard that, right?” When Larry saw everyone kneeling, he stole a glance at Severin and felt subdued by Severin’s imperceptible aura too.

That was the moment he came to realize that the supreme leader of the Dracodeus Temple had an icy side to him too.

Victor had never felt that humiliated before, but since Draco Half’s people were lending a hand to Severin, he could only swallow his pride and do as he was told. “We apologize for what we did and we promise not to trouble you or your family again!” they vowed and slapped themselves ten times.

“Now get the hell off my property and mind your own business next time. Today was a lesson, and if you ever dare to come to my place and disrespect my parents, I can assure you that your entire family will be wiped off from Brookbourn!” Severin finally waved his hand, and remarked impatiently, almost as if the sight of that group of people made him nauseous.

Victor, Jada, and the others were red–eyed with anger and gnashed their teeth bitterly, but there was nothing they could do about it aside from clench their fists and leave with their men.

stood behind Severin in amazement as she never expected him to have such a masculine side. The domineeringness he projected was something she had never before seen in anyone, and she had a sense

both for your help. I wouldn’t dare to think of the mess that would have happened if you didn’t show up when you

were no pushovers, and more concerning was the fact that they had strength in numbers. If Larry and Blade did not show up on time that

Larry laughed, and then said, “You’re more than welcome! Mister Severin is like my elder brother,

he said to his subordinates,

‘Sis‘!” His men called

such a huge group of people, so her only response was to smile awkwardly and say,

them, “Is there anything I

knew that there must be a reason why Larry and Blade came looking for him. After all, it made no sense for them to come to him for no good reason when he

so he said, “Well, my mother’s illness is