The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 349 Samuel Quinn, Willow Quinn‘s uncle was quick to wave his hands as he stood up.

What nonsense? Sam Matthews was one of the VIPs of the Jadine District!

Rumor had it that he had the support of a VVIP in River City, who was extremely powerful and influential!

How would they, the Quinns dare to have a person like this apologizing profusely at them?

“Cough, Mr. Lennon... “It‘s our company‘s mistake that had caused inconvenience for you, and for that, we apologize.

“To compensate Mr. Lennon, 1, Sam Matthews give you my word. If Mr. Lennon or Quinn Corporation needs money in the future, please come to us at Far Ocean Loan Company.

“No matter how much it will be, we’ll waive interest for Mr. Lennon, and it will be waived no matter how long the loan tenure is.”

Sam‘s attitude towards Sean was as courteous as he could be.

It was borderline sycophantic that it shocked the Quinns once more.

Even if Far Ocean Loan Company had made a mistake, they did not need to be like this to Sean, given Sam‘s identity and status, right?

“Since it‘s a mistake, all of you... “Why don‘t you scram?” Sean frowned slightly as he looked at Sam.

“Hiss!”

After hearing what Sean had said, Simon and the rest stiffened.

Oh no!

resolved, and what Sean had just said would definitely anger Sam to the point of no return! Who would dare ask Sam Matthews to scram in the entire Jadine District? However, Sain‘s response sent the Quinns back to their state of shock once

Lennon, a thousand

“We‘ll scram, right now.”

the ground,

thing ended

men left, the hall

that the way Mr. Matthews reacted

what was going

was even more

the one that had planned everything from scratch, and he had done all the

he could.

the relevant authorities, he had already arranged for

this time, Sean

again, Sean had escaped from

is, this

a good

and spoke out in

nodded silently, even though they

said that it was a mistake, that Sean did not take a loan from

find fault with

“Phew!”

and stress in her heart had

held on to the handle of his wheelchair and looked meaningfully at