The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 942

Though the Zimmer family was nearly bought down recently, they now had Jen–Bond Holdings on their side.

With Jen–Bond Holdings‘ wealth as support, the Zimmer family’s rise was a sure thing.

It was why Old Madam Quinn and the rest changed their attitude again and sided with the Zimmer family.

When Willow thought about the Quinn family’s backtracking, she felt guilty about Sean again.

“I’m sorry, Sean, I’m sorry…”

Willow muttered as she sat on the couch.

Sean glanced at Willow before passing Candy to Leah. Then he walked over to Willow and

sat down.

“I’m the one who should apologize.”

Sean leaned back on the couch and reached up to rub his temples.

If he had the power to ignore Jen–Bond Holdings, Willow would not be aggrieved.

“Sean, don’t say that.”

Willow shook her head slightly and rested it on Sean’s shoulder.

Leah was about to say something but sighed and left with Candy to give Sean and Willow some alone time.

“Leah, don’t take what my mother said to heart. She’s just like that.”

Even if Willow was upset, she comforted Leah in case she felt uncomfortable.

“Willow, if Aunt Fion’s in a bad mood because Candy and I are here, we’ll move out.

I can

shook her head slightly and spoke her

this evening was not

she did not want to aggravate the conflict between Sean and Fion because

here. Nothing

call

eyebrows slightly and said

“Okay…”

silent for two seconds before answering and

and Willow were now the only ones left in

at each other

hesitant as he faced the aggressive

by the Quinn family’s

but did not want to

“Sean…”

“Willow.”

began to say each other’s

they tacitly looked at each

out and grabbed

having

“But it’s really nothing.

can it be as difficult as when you were

as she

was deeply touched when

Yeah!

wheelchair for two years, unable to think, and lived

years, the

“I’m a little scared.”

gently let out a

Army, he had blood on his hands and climbed out of oblivion many

was no exaggeration to say that Sean and Zander were tough

of death.