The Man’s Decree

Chapter 629 Tear Him To Pieces

“Shut up!”

Rayleigh glared at Melanie. It was obvious that he didn’t want Jared to know how precious the body-quenching pill was.

Upon hearing that, Jared stared at him in shock. He always thought that for a cultivator like Rayleigh, the body-quenching pill was something that could be easily obtained. He never would have thought that the man would give him something that was basically his blood, sweat, and tears.

At that moment, he knew that there was some sort of relationship between them; perhaps they were even family. He got very emotional at the thought of this.

“You already know what you should know. Leave Jadeborough immediately. Before you head to Nameless Island on July 15, don’t ever step foot in Jadeborough again,” Rayleigh said.

Then, he left with Melanie before Jared could even reply. In the blink of an eye, both of them had vanished.

before he turned to leave. He hailed a taxi and headed straight for

be waiting for him if he continued to stay in Jadeborough. It was going to be hard for him to make a name for himself here with his

taxi window as the car streaked past the skyscrapers and silently swore to himself, “I’ll be back,

buried somewhere within Jadeborough, so I will be back to find out everything

and were surrounded by many members of the Cooper family. A middle-aged woman

son! You died such a horrible death. Tell me, who was the one who killed you? I

mother. When she saw the state he was in,

hand, was trembling all over at the sight

was it? Who killed my son?” he roared. His aggressively murderous aura enveloped the place, terrifying the

looked into what happened. Mr. Gavin bumped into Tristan and Jared when he was having his meal. According to the restaurant, Mr. Gavin ran out of the restaurant, chasing after a girl. However, Jared hadn’t even finished his food when he went after them as well, leaving Tristan alone in the restaurant. That is why there is a huge possibility that Jared was the one who killed him,” the

growled, “It’s that