The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 858

“Really?”

Sean smiled.

It felt good to destroy your opponent one step at a time.

It was just like how Sean would attack the enemy headfirst when they thought they were escaping.

The enemy would be wiped out after repeating that move several times.

The approach had both advantages and disadvantages.

It would give the enemy breathing space to counterattack.

Therefore, it could only be used if they had absolute control over the situation.

The upside was that destroying your enemies mentally and physically left them scarred for life.

It left them broken and too scared to fight the next time they heard Sean’s name.

It was how Sean’s name could grow so powerful that ehemies dared not invade Dragon Kingdom.

“Sean, why are you smiling?”

Jon snorted coldly when he saw Sean sneering.

“I’m laughing at you for being conceited.

“You don’t know that you’ve hit a dead end.”

Sean opened a bottle of mineral water nearby.

Finland’s Veen Mineral Water cost over 100 dollars per bottle. Jon knew how to enjoy himself.

“What on earth are you talking about?

Jon gritted his teeth slightly and looked at Sean in exasperation.

What Jon did not notice was Quill’s expression had gradually changed as he stood behind him.

When Sean took out the first share transfer agreement, Quill shut his mouth and had a bad feeling.

that bad feeling

verbal

own 55%. Please prove it

as she took a step forward and looked at

“Hmph!

to make me prove

have 45%, and my son Quill

to order me around when you own

Zimmer Corporation’s

his teeth before

people in

all knew about

10% of Zimmer Corporation’s

are your

asked casually as he took a sip of

suddenly looked up at Sean with shock

Sean know something

finally sensed something was wrong and looked at Quill

“What’s the matter?”

was silent for two seconds

I sold… my shares

teeth

“What?”

as his face

torrent of

“You b*stard! You b*stard!

allowance? Did you have to sell

hand on his chest and the other on the table as his heart throbbed

pain.

had been confident that Quill would not sell out his own father even if

Quill had sold

only owned 45% of

“Can you blame me?

lot of money and were going after

stock.

the trouble I caused myself. What can I do

angrier than Jon

remembered what happened that

something was wrong with Quill but did not care