Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 979 Lunatics

Alex was surprised. Who on earth had I offended? How did I manage to anger this bunch of lunatics? Just let me disappear!

Shouts could be heard all around him. A feeling of helplessness settled heavily over Alex. He had not meant for this to happen. However, there was no other way. No matter how strong he was, there were just too many cars.

After all, the people of the Master Realm are not gods. Alex was truly powerless in that situation.

After narrowly dodging a car that had almost run into him, Alex noticed a foreign-looking man with blonde hair, blue eyes, and a sharp nose behind the wheel.

The men in the other cars all had the same foreign look. They did not look like decent, upstanding members of society. They all sported loud tattoos on their faces and necks.

Alex had initially thought those men had been sent by Aiden. After all, he had offended Aiden earlier that day.

However, thinking about it again, Alex was not so sure it was Aiden’s doing anymore. Aiden wouldn’t be so crazy to do such a thing! Besides, he’s still in Eurasia! He wouldn’t dare to do anything illegal, right?

the buttons repeatedly while praying

long as he could get to the second floor or higher, the cars would not be able to reach

hammering heart as the doors closed on the cars that were

the elevator floor and let out a long sigh

had been badly damaged by the cars crashing into it. Many innocent shoppers had been injured. The mall staff had even alerted

the cars stepped out. They were all tall, muscular men who looked to be in their twentie thirties. There were about twenty

into the next elevator and followed Alex to the second floor. They clearly had no intention

elevator doors opened, Alex threw a refrigerator into

even react.

standing near the door managed to dodge the refrigerator, but those standing at the back were not

refrigerator had been thrown by Alex with such force that it became deformed, and several men

been one to be merciful to his enemies. After all, to be kind

death of their comrades. More than ever, they