The Legendary Man

The Legendary Man Chapter 716-Outside Summerbank Airport, Jonathan hailed a taxi and headed straight for Xenhall.

An hour and a half later, he arrived at Xenhall and hopped off the taxi.

Jonathan hesitated as he gazed upon the familiar path and the old trees, memories flooding his mind.

Back when he nearly died, Shane and Lynn saved him.

Of course, the main reason he survived was Vladimir’s life-saving pill, but he still had to repay their favor.

The last time I came here, there was a commotion at Mr. Chancer’s funeral. Seeing that, I helped Lynn chase away those loan sharks before he could get buried. I promised to get her a job in the city but entered Summerbank Abyss to fight against Sofus, Vladimir, and the rest. After that, I got the life-saving pill and hurried back to Tayhaven to save Aunt Sophia. As a result, I forgot all about finding a job for Lynn. I’m back now, but I have to deliver the news of Sabino’s death to her. They promised to spend the rest of their lives with each other, so Lynn had been waiting for Sabino’s return. How do I break the sad news to her?

It was only a three-hundred-meter trek to the village, but Jonathan was still making his way there slowly ten minutes later.

I’ll arrive at Lynn’s house after turning this corner, but how should I deliver the news to her?

Jonathan stared at the bloodstained jade pendant in his palm and gritted his teeth silently.

Sabino, if I don’t tell Lynn the truth about your death, she won’t be aware of it and won’t be heartbroken. But I know she’ll keep on hoping for you to come back. What should I do? Should I deceive her by saying you’re married with a child, or should I be honest and tell her that you have passed away so she can accept your death?

Gripping the jade pendant, he took a deep breath.

After using his spiritual energy to evaporate his tears, Jonathan made his way to the Chancer residence.

From afar, Jonathan noticed there were wreaths and flower arrangements outside the Chancer residence. Funeral music was playing as a group of people dressed in black apparel engaged in a heated discussion at the entrance.

Jonathan recognized these people as they ate together with him at the Chancer residence previously.

He couldn’t forget how greedy they were.

Back then, he offered Lynn a bank card, but she declined. However, her relatives caused a commotion, fighting over it and asking to hold onto it for safekeeping.

If that hadn’t happened, Jonathan wouldn’t have offered to help Lynn get a job in a city.

Funeral music and wreaths…

at the sight before

still people dressed in black today? Is this a unique tradition in

and Lynn, so how dare you come here to demand a share of the house?

one woman standing beside him placed a hand on her hips and sneered, “Pfft! I can’t believe you have the audacity to say that about us. You’re

your Uncle Shane’s money box. How dare you claim the house belongs to you? Your behavior is

even share the same surname as

three of them fought, Jonathan

h*ll is going

loud electric drill,

scattered away to find

spun on his heels and cursed loudly, “D*mn it. Who the f*ck shouted so

sight of Jonathan. He flashed an ingratiating smile and exclaimed, “Ah, it’s you, Mr. Goldstein. As

who is this loud man? Did you hire him to help

can spend one million without batting an eyelid. He has far too much money to be interested in three

Ernest’s words, the people dressed in black turned to look at

Uncle Shane’s funeral and helped Lynn chase away those

that’s him!” Ernest

a flattering smile and said, “Mr. Goldstein, since you’re here, it’s only right that you pay your last respects to Lynn.

short as Jonathan held his

Say it again. Who am I

hundred and ninety centimeters tall, but he was no match for Jonathan’s strength. With ease, Jonathan lifted him off

Aren’t you here to see her off?” Ernest choked out, his face flushed crimson red as

the eyes were trained on

the wreath not far away, and he noticed Lynn’s name

Jonathan leaped into

red coffin. Behind it was a mourning hall, displaying a

Jonathan felt a searing heat in his chest that could blow him apart

appeared to hint at a reluctance to depart from