Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 290

Chapter 290 Are You Telling Me What to Do? 

In over a decade Taurus Automobiles was in operation, no law. enforcement had ever visited the premises. 

It was all because the owner of the dealership was Cronus. 

He and Alan were the powerhouses of Lilyrose underworld. 

It was said that Lilyrose during the day was managed by the top three families, but the city was ruled by the two kingpins during the night. 

The presence of police did not stop Hunter from bossing around. 

“Didn’t you hear me? Who is your superior? Get him here!” 

Hunter raised his voice cockily, not giving the police officers any 

respect. 

“I am their superior.” 

A ruthless voice was heard. 

Hunter scowled at the familiar voice. Don, the police chief, made his way through the crowd and showed himself. 

“Chief Braders!” 

Hunter exclaimed with a discolored complexion. 

If there was one person Hunter feared in the police force, it was Don, the Grim Reaper of Crime. 

Don followed Johnson, the mayor, to Lilyrose. Despite only being less than six months on the job, Don had closed several huge cases that rocked the Lilyrose community. 

His biggest case ever happened a few days ago when he worked with 

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thousands of gang members during a Construction and Material Society restructuring conference. 

The fifteen gang leaders were still sitting in their cells, awaiting trial. 

Their crimes had been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt. They were going to rot in jail for the rest of their lives. 

“Why are you arrested, Hades? What did you do?” 

Hunter saw Hades in handcuffs behind Don. 

Hades was beaten black and blue. He whined, “I don’t know what I did, Hunter. Chief Braders brought his men and cordoned my casino off…” 

He was frustrated about the situation too. 

The casino had been around for years. Hades had never encountered a problem at the establishment because he had friends in high 

places, and he was the nephew of Cronus. 

Yet, Don led the police officers to seal off the casino. 

Like Hunter, Hades could not budge Don. In fact, Don beat him up without attempting to talk to him. 

Hunter looked glum. He was not as arrogant as before. 

He approached Don humbly and asked courteously, “To what do I owe the visit, Chief Braders?” 

“We received a tip from the public that fugitives are harbored at your premises. We are here to investigate.” 

Don did his job. 

So, the police were there to arrest fugitives? 

Hunter was stunned. 

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There were indeed fugitives hiding out at the dealership.