The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Cain’s mockery was unexpected and shocking.

The mockery not only targeted Charlie, but also the people who paid their respects to Charlie.

Albert almost burst into flames of wrath when Cain came out of nowhere with his senseless insult. He glared at him and shouted coldly, “Cain Lloyd, do you have a fucking death wish? Do you want me to carve words on your forehead just as I did to your son?!”

Charlie realized the cause of this direct mockery the second he laid eyes on the outraged Cain.

This man was Marcus Lloyd’s father.

with his catchphrase ‘pathetic jerk’, the young man who had provoked him at the Champs Elys Resort

at the Moore family’s banquet,

don’t you be so

mooching off your wife and in-laws can be here! And why are all these people complimenting you and calling you ‘Master Wade’? What the hell?! Are they all fucking blind to the point they cannot see

crowd, and they were all prepared to jump at Cain, but Charlie stopped them and said flatly, “Everyone, today is Lord Moore’s birthday, please don’t do anything silly and make a fool out

of idiot produced

supposed to learn something from what happened to your son. Take my advice. Keep a low profile and don’t be so cocky. The skin on your forehead is so wrinkled, it may not be as smooth as how we did it on your son’s forehead if we

indignantly. He pointed at Charlie and cursed, “Hey, listen, don’t say I never give you a chance to stay alive. If you kneel before me right now and

grinned in disdain. “What gave you the confidence to make you

Albert, the garbage thug, as your sidekick, but I have the Webb family as my backup. Albert is a nobody! I can kill him like I kill an ant, let

face flushed in extreme anger. He barged forward furiously when Charlie stopped him and said with a smile, “Cain, your master is quite a coward. It’s okay for them to let their dogs run wild, but

don’t know who you are. You are nothing but a scammer who fools these people with your so-called mystical tricks. They are still in the dark, but when they come to their senses, I won’t have to do