Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 848

“Argh! That hurts!” Taz cried in agony with his hand over his face.

The turn of events caught everybody off guard.

What was going on? What happened to Taz?

They looked at Taz in confusion, assuming he was just having a manic episode.

Taz looked down and found a dying ember on the ground.

He grimaced.

“W-Who fucking burned me with a cigarette?”

Taz’s outraged voice ripped through the crowd as he sought the culprit.

It dawned on the people that Taz was burnt in the face with a cigarette. It explained his earlier agony.

They looked up, eager to find the audacious individual who charred Taz’s face.

Narrowly escaping Taz's kiss attempt, Rose fled to a safe distance and lifted her head to find a familiar face.

“Kaze!” she exclaimed.

Rose pouted and said tearfully, “Taz tried to take advantage of me, Kaze!”

Approaching the center of the crowd, Kaze shuffled her hair and said in a calm voice, “I saw everything. Don’t worry. I won’t let anything happen to you.”

Kaze?

Taz was dumbfounded for a moment before realization hit him.

He narrowed his eyes dangerously at Kaze and hissed through clenched, “You’re the bastard who burnt my face with the cigarette.”

Kaze just returned from the loo, unaware of what had transpired.

He flicked the ember at Taz’s face when he caught Taz attempting to take Rose’s lips by force from a distance.

Kaze’s indifferent gaze fell on the adults, especially the uniformed staff of Mountain Dew Estate.

“Why are you even here? No one stepped forward to stop the bully from behaving inappropriately with a girl.”

It was true that Kefier was new to this job.

Wendell, the former general manager, was arrested for colluding with Deborah to drug Darcy.

Kaze appointed Nancy as the general manager and replaced the corrupt management with new hires.

Kefier had experience working as a manager at another hotel. Upon learning that Mountain Dew Estate would focus on brand building, Kefier applied for a managerial job two days ago.

Kaze uttered callously, “It doesn’t matter who I am. Your behavior just now has cost you your job.”

He did not want to waste another breath on Kefier. Kefier was dead to him.

“Hmph! Don’t act like you’re the owner.”

Kefier was not having it.

“Get lost!”

Taz pushed Kefier out of the way, put his finger up Kaze’s nose, and said menacingly, “I don’t care who you are. You’ll pay for giving me a burn!”