Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade

Chapter 1124 Backups

Zack looked back and saw that not far away, about forty or fifty people got out of more than ten cars. Each of them held steel rods or kitchen knives in their hands as they strode over in this direction.

Seeing the bustling crowd, they could not help but step back a few meters to make room for them, so as not to accidentally hurt themselves by standing too close.

“No way! I didn’t expect Cory to call so many people. That guy who just kicked Cory is done for now!”

“No matter how skilled they are, they’re no match for a kitchen knife or a steel rod. If they get hit or slashed with those, they are done for.”

“These forty or fifty people could kick those two guys to death with just one kick each. They’re really unlucky. They shouldn’t have offended the rich people if they don’t have the ability! Look, now they have got themselves in trouble and are caught off guard by the backups.”

The surrounding murmurs continued, and not a single person believed that Alex and Zack could come out unscathed from a group of forty or fifty people.

he addressed the man with a gold necklace who was leading the group. “Mr. Daxton, you finally arrived! If you

ground. He asked, “I brought forty or fifty men with me today, so handling a few guys for you is no problem at all. But how much are you going to pay

did not have a deep friendship to begin with; they were merely fair-weather friends. Daxton’s help would no doubt have money involved.

had humiliated him in front of so many people, he

me teach these two people a hard lesson. I’m willing

him to let the good times roll for a short while. He turned his

at the entrance of the Grant residence, they all deliberately maintained a certain distance from Alex

were isolated from the crowd and were directly

attention to these two people. One was a plump man who seemed to have some strength, while the other one was a man with a

these two

command, forty to fifty men

frightened. However, what worried him more was the safety of Alex. If I die, so be it, but I didn’t