The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 543

Sean said as he sat in his wheelchair, but Shane and his son looked down again.

They were only businessmen after all, and they had to be tolerant of people from the underworld.

Otherwise, these people from the underworld did not care if you had money. They would attack you without mercy.

After Sean said that and waited for almost a minute, Shane and his son still dared not reply.

“I’ve given you a chance, yet you’re still useless anyway.”

Sean looked down slightly and flicked his nails with some disdain in his

eyes.

Opponents like the Bennett family did not concern him.

“God did not kill, but humans always choose to kill themselves.

“The Bennett family, watch out.”

Sean waved his hand slightly and prepared to leave.

“Mr. Lennon, Mr. Lennon…”

Shane suddenly looked up at Sean with horror in his

eyes.

“Mr. Lennon, since you didn’t do anything to us,

didn’t do anything to us, that means we can still talk about it…

“We are willing to make amends, Mr. Lennon. Just tell us what you want. The Bennett family will try our best to deliver it!”

Shane looked terrified. He was now convinced of Sean.

He was utterly convinced.

I’m convinced. I’m really

and pleaded

can still talk about

I have other

to wait and

on his face, Brother Kyle escorted Sean as he

his shoulder at the hotel lobby on the first

in the battlefield had honed

the Quinn family

in front of the Quinn family without hiding

the verge

family see whether he,

give them a

Thump!

left, Shane sat on the ground with

This is the end of

turned ghastly pale as he sat on the ground,

to

Shane took a different approach and chose to

advantage only to

could save the Bennett

in

no sympathy for Shane and

hired delinquents to attack a disabled

up being beaten by men the

know, right? Serves

if some people among the crowd knew Shane, they

they were afraid of offending

the Quinn family looked at each other

down in the private room. They had been

give the

eventually the first to speak, breaking the silence in the private