The Mighty Fighter Is Back

Nicholas burst into a rage and could not wait to break Charles into pieces.

Charles's eyes were filled with coldness, and his voice was full of coldness as well. He said, "Nicholas Miller, keep your eyes open to look at me carefully. Who am I?"

Nicholas sneered, "You fraud, do you really take yourself as General Carr? Well, listen, when the true General Carr arrives, you're dead meat."

"You'd better knee down to apologize to me; otherwise, I sure you will die in unnamed graves," Nicholas added.

Facing Nicholas's hooting, Charles looked impassively at him and said, "How proud the Millers are. Now you dare lord it over me. Interesting."

"Well, in that case, don't expect to be treated with kindness. Fall in! Catch the Millers!" Charles ordered.

The ferocious soldiers stood up in no time and approached Nicholas and other Millers.

"How dare you? I'd like to warn you again that the true General Carr backs our Miller family!" Nicholas roared, staring at Charles.

Before he finished his words, there were already two soldiers who came to grab him and pressed him to the ground.

Other members of the Miller family were also caught as the Smiths were.

Nicholas roared, "Let me go. How dare you offended our Miller family and pretended to be General Carr. I tell you what! You’re done!"

"You wait and see! I will phone George to ask him to call the true General Carr to punish you!" he added.

to get his phone out and wanted to

and he waved

Nicholas and broke his phone by the

annoyance, Charles felt it was more

a deep breath, gazed at Richard, who stood at the window, then kneeled and chanted,

followed what he did

big and spectacular bell

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showed her annoyance, glowered at Richard, and roared, "Richard, you good-for-nothing, are you satisfied with

such a great man. How dare you found someone to pretend him? You are

just jump out of here. Don't bring trouble to

Maria, and her

and Miller families, what he had

more serious it was, the worse the

she could turn for help to

struck with

still was in

to his proper works but to keep her in worry after he

life was

Richard frowned.

was indeed beyond his