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A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance) novel Chapter 4629

Summary for Chapter 4629: A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance)

Summary of Chapter 4629 from A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance)

Chapter 4629 marks a crucial moment in Damian Mccarthy’s Novel novel, A Man Like None Other (Jared Chance). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Teegan, leading his men, forcefully kicked open the door, appearing before Billy.

Billy was taken aback, and there were still stacks of celestial crystals piled up in front of him.

Seeing the celestial crystals in front of Billy, Teegan thundered, “The audacity, how dare you trade celestial crystals privately in Beast City!”

Teegan hadn’t directly exposed Billy’s identity as a human cultivator because he feared that Billy, when cornered, might be driven to desperation.

Selling celestial crystals privately wasn’t a particularly grave offense. However, if a human cultivator lurking in Beast City had dared to do such a thing, it would undoubtedly be a capital offense.

“Mr. Teegan?”

Upon seeing that it was Teegan himself who had led the raid, Billy was somewhat shocked.

After all, it was the Law Enforcement Department of Beast City that typically handled such matters. Someone of Teegan’s stature would never be leading a team to apprehend those trafficking celestial crystals.

“Since you know who I am, it makes things easier,” he said. “Just admit to your crime and spare yourself the pain,” Teegan said with a huff.

Upon realizing that Teegan had not discovered his human identity, Billy heaved a silent sigh of relief. Then, bowing his head, he said, “Mr. Teegan, I am guilty. I have been secretly trading celestial crystals… I confess to my crimes, and I am ready for the punishment…”

Upon observing Billy’s demeanor, Teegan was extremely pleased. Winning someone like that over was going to be easy.

“Selling celestial crystals privately is definitely an offense. However, since you’re being cooperative, I’ll spare you from imprisonment. Instead, I’ll just confiscate the crystals,” said Teegan.

Billy looked at Teegan in disbelief. “Are you serious, Mr. Teegan? I really don’t have to go to jail?”

“Of course, there are many who are illicitly selling celestial crystals. Even at the official collection points, there are those who are pilfering for their own benefit. Such incidents are rampant nowadays, and we have no choice but to turn a blind eye,” Teegan casually commented.

Billy was somewhat stunned. He couldn’t believe these words had come from Teegan’s mouth. After all, the latter represented the city lord mansion.

Could it be that the city lord mansion has become lenient toward the unauthorized selling of celestial crystals?

Right then, Teegan’s words blew Billy’s mind.

He, never in a million years, thought that Beast City would actually start to stop discriminating against other races.

Does this mean other races are now allowed to show up in Beast City? If that’s the case, why did I even join the rebel force? There’s absolutely no need to resist!

“Mr. Teegan, I’m more than willing to go through hell and high water for you!”

Brimming with emotion, Billy fell to his knees before Teegan.

Living in Beast City, Billy was always on edge, constantly fearful of being discovered. He didn’t even dare to venture out to the main street.

If he were to work for the Buckley family, such fears would no longer be necessary. In fact, he could strut down main street with his head held high.

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