The Protector

To everyone’s surprise, Meredith laughed. “You’re all too emotionally driven! Russell is the opposite of that, and it’s something none of you have the ability to understand!”

“What do you mean, Grandma?” Keane queried.

“Russell is a humble and polished man. He sets aside his emotions and treats everyone equally. So, even though Levi is a b******, he still treats him as his family. His ability to remain rational in every situation is the reason for his success!”

Meredith admired Russell because of that.

“Yeah. We can’t compare to Russell in this aspect! There’s a lot we need to learn from him!”

…

Everyone showered Russell with praises.

Meanwhile, Abigail’s shoulders slumped helplessly.

It’s because Russell knows Levi’s true identity…

If Russell knew about the situation here right now, he’d definitely laugh and say something along the lines of ‘My ability to remain rational? He’s the damn God of War, for heaven’s sake!’

At the same time, Alfie came to personally pick Levi up from the Black family’s residence.

He always obeyed Levi without a single question or protest.

dressed in casual wear and drove an

were keeping an extremely low

in South City are all keeping a low profile as per your command. Tonight, they wish to have you join them for a simple meal, and they promise that it won’t be anything too

them for dinner tonight,” Levi

drove Levi to the South Warzone

Zoey, the only place that felt like home to Levi was

was combing through the whole of South City searching for

through his search, he got a call from Meredith. “Russell, I just received news that the Caesar family from South Hampton has arrived! Could

Just leave

that, Russell quickly went to meet

had three cars in

an ordinary car that was charged with clearing the path ahead,

man were seated in the

man had a head of white hair and

a closer glance showed that his eyes had a dangerous glint to

Caesar, was a fierce general in the army during his early years, never showing

remained untouchable in

his cane, while beside him sat a fair-skinned young man

for

was Abigail’s

in South Hampton, he was also a member of the South Hampton Prince