Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 750

Kaze looked at the group who were pushing Shangrila Group employees out. He said curtly, “Tell these people to stop and leave right now.”

“You’re a loser, Kaze. Who are you to tell me to leave?”

Winston grimaced.

Smack!

Kaze hit him to the ground.

“Is the slap good enough for you?”

“You!”

Winston cried out in pain and glared at Kaze with his hand over his cheek.

In the end, he got scared.

“Come on!”

He got up from the ground and beckoned to his men to leave.

Before leaving, he turned around and put his finger up Kaze’s nose. “Just you wait. Once these young masters are back, I’ll crush you.”

“Get lost,” Kaze responded.

Winston scoffed resentfully and stormed off.

Relieved, Winnie said, “We wanted to review the financial statements, but Winston won’t let us. I suspect we might have a problem.”

“It’s okay. Go on and make the necessary reviews. The lapdog will be back.”

Kaze knew Winston would not back down, but the latter was no threat.

Winnie nodded and led her employees to the office next door.

Winston walked out of Golden Edge with gritted teeth and spotted a fleet of luxury cars pulling up.

Then, Harry and the others got out of the car.

A few middle-aged men exited the vehicle with a touch of class.

“Mr. Harry?”

Winston went up to them and was surprised to find Harry’s face battered.

Ignoring Winston, Harry said to the middle-aged man, “Dad, we are at Golden Edge.”

“Mr. Lokeman!” Winston blurted.

Winston knew that Harry’s father was the head of the Lokeman family in Takeno City. To think the man would come to Lilyrose himself.

He turned to the cars in the back.

Next to each bruised-up heir stood an imposing figure.

“Um…”

Winston gasped sharply.

These people were either leaders of prominent families or heavyweights among the rich and powerful.

The heads of prominent families, the chairman of Maple & Co, and more wanted to have a go at Kaze.

Kaze had crossed these families’ young masters, and now their fathers would make him pay.

He was dead meat.

“Come on,” Loid said indifferently and walked toward Golden Edge.

“You must be here for Kaze, Governor. I’ll lead the way.”

Winston ingratiatingly approached the group.

Following a glance from Loid, Zephyr said with a blank face, “He’s the former owner of Golden Edge.”

Loid said nothing.

The group moved along in silence.

The air was thick with tension.

Winston was overjoyed.

These VIPs must be livid.

Kaze was in for it.

Winston was overcome with joy that he could not think straight.

It did not make sense that a group of heavyweights would give Kaze hell altogether.