The Protector

Mason lowered his legs and straightened himself on the chair. He looked at Levi. “What do you mean by that? I don’t have the money with me, so why are you asking me to return the deposit to you?”

Everyone was infuriated by Mason’s attitude.

“Leave right now if you do not want to sign the contract! You are all not welcome here in my office! Send them away!” Mason ordered.

The ten burly men stepped forward and they started to shoved Elena and the others toward the door.

At the same time, over twenty men entered the room with baseball bats in their hands.

Mason Pena has always been a thug. He had hired a group of gang members after earning some money through the clothing factory in the past. Not to mention, he was infamous around the area.

Mason crippled a lot of his business competitors as well as partners. He did not spare their families from a similar fate too. So, many were fearful toward him.

Morris Group was the only party that dared to approach him for a business opportunity.

In actual fact, the factory was worth at most fifty million. Mason was already committing a daylight robbery by asking for two hundred million, much less two billion.

“Get lost before we cripple every last one of you!” The thugs began to threaten Elena and the other employees. They were frightened by the unprecedented situation because they have been mere office workers their entire lives.

Azure Dragon remained

you another opportunity to discuss this matter in a civilized manner,

not going to leave, are you? Do you want me to

gun from his waist just as the thugs were about to take action. He pointed the gun

“Wait!” Mason yelled.

which was now covered in a

astoundingly.

them when they saw the gun in Azure Dragon’s hand. All of them

Tap tap tap…

series of hurried footsteps were heard in the hallway the

a few muscular men with various

of mercenaries

Plop! Plop! Plop!

now that they’re facing a

few seconds, they were left sprawling on

his

Dragon grinned. “Weren’t you acting all high and mighty? Why don’t you