My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness
Chapter 103
Chapter 103
Gerald narrowed his eyes. His murderous intent grew stronger.
"I told you to wear the shackles and head to the Wyatt family to apologize. Are you deaf?"
Dustin turned around and stared at Gerald indifferently.
The indifference in his eyes made it seem as if he was looking at a corpse.
Gerald did not seem to have noticed it. He was angry at being ignored. He sounded very intimidating as he said, "Either you wear the shackles and apologize to Lord Barbenheim, in which case you will die, but your family will be spared, or I will go back with your head, and your family dies too!"
Dustin just looked at him as if he was looking at an idiot)
He was just a ninth grade fighter. Did he think he was this powerful?
Dustin ignored him and turned to leave.
"Die
Gerald's rage erupted. He shot forward to kill Dustin.
Dustin heard the whoosh of the wind, but he did not turn around.
Gerald felt even more furious at being ignored this way. He aimed for Dustin's head and threw a punch.
Suddenly, the wind stilled.
Gerald was shocked.
He could not
but every inch of his skin
Dustin's orders. He was able to block his attack?!
My Liege's servant,"
"Ah!" Gerald cried
"Ah!"
Gerald's hand, and his bone
Gerald realized just how strong this person
a ninth grade fighter, the pinnacle
these were rarely seen,
appear in front of them, ninth grade fighters stood supreme.
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had
ninth grade
lineup of guards
Who exactly was Dustin?
but he could not break free no
his body. His arm was broken clean off,
Ronald
only one thought in
About My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness - Chapter 103
My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness is the best current series of the author Autumn Rain. With the below Chapter 103 content will make us lost in the world of love and hatred interchangeably, despite all the tricks to achieve the goal without any concern for the other half, and then regret. late. Please read chapter Chapter 103 and update the next chapters of this series at novelebook.com