The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 29 

However, James pulled her back up.

"This doesn't concern you, Thea,", he said simply.

"I was the one that hit her.She can come at me if she wants.I won't let this affect the Callahans."

"Come at you? Alright."

Belinda's temper flared at his words.She took her phone out and called the manager of The Gourmand.

"Mr.Thomas? It's Belinda Frasier, Gold member at The Gourmand.Someone hit me right outside your restaurant.I need some of your security guards.Now."

Belinda glared at James as she hung up.

"You're dead meat.I'm not letting you off, even if you knelt down and begged me to.I'm breaking both your legs today, or my name isn't Belinda Frasier!"

Gladys rushed forward to try to appease her.

"I'm really sorry, Miss Frasier.This is all my good -for- nothing son-in-law's fault! I'll apologize for him, so please forgive us! Just treat us like a fart!"

Gladys was terrified.

Getting a portion of the family's shares was a once-in-a-lifetime feat.She definitely wanted to avoid angering Lex into taking it back because they had crossed the Frasiers.

up, then jabbed at Gladys's nose while she was still

even a fart! I want you to kneel before me and lick my shoes.No.You're not worthy of doing

the last moment and pointed to Thea, who had been standing to the

walked out of

The Gourmand knew right then that the Callahans were

at the electric batons in the intimidating guards' hands and pulled

with his guards, Belinda's expression turned even more

lick it clean, Thea, and I promise I'll spare his legs and only break

the guards approached.She kneeled instantly and begged

go, Miss Frasier.It'll

she knelt.He held nothing

who only knew how to push the weak around, but was terrified of anyone stronger than

"Jamie..."

held onto

James said in a reassuring

groveling Gladys aside, her temper flaring once again at James's nonchalance.She

Mr.Thomas! I want him

rushed over to Gladys,

me, you

away.She scanned the crowd for Benjamin but found him standing in the distance with his head down, not even daring to

wept, lamenting the fact that she married a