Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 901

“Are you even an Arcadian?” Winnie said exasperatedly, feeling sick to her stomach by Jem’s behavior.

Kaze said coldly, “You’re a traitor to our country.”

“How dare you!”

Jem was about to blow up.

“No need to get worked up over these brutes, Jem,” Danny said.

Danny soon furrowed his brows. “I’m not pleased with the staff here. My child was injured, but no one came to resolve the matter. Are the employees here condoning the attacker?”

An employee of Century Fun, who was hiding in the crowd to observe the situation, turned pale.

He turned on his walkie-talkie.

“Manager…”

Soon, a group of Century Fun’s staff members rushed over.

A member approached Danny and apologized. “Hello, Mr. Tulip. I am Scott Young, the general manager of Century Fun. I apologize for arriving late. I was caught up in an emergency.”

“What can be more important than the assault of Mr. Tulip’s child?”

Jem scoffed disgruntledly, pointed at Kaze’s group, and said, “Mr. Tulip wanted the perpetrator to apologize and compensate 1 million prys for the hospital bill, but they refused to comply.

“The incident happened here. Shouldn’t you show us where you stand?”

Scott learned who Danny and his group were from his employee. Besides, Danny and his party were not locals either. Scott simply nodded in agreement.

Scott put pressure on Winnie in hopes she would give in and make amends to Danny’s satisfaction.

Kaze said with a relaxed smile, “I’m interested to see the consequences if the fix isn’t to the alien’s satisfaction.”

The group of foreigners was upset, and Danny’s wife yelled, “How dare you call us aliens, you lowlife!”

Danny shot an angry look at Kaze and sneered. “You can try me. I’ll show you the consequences of defying me.”

He then turned to Scott and ordered, “Tell your security to retrain them and kick them out now, Mr. Young.”

The political figures of Arcadia had been courteous and compliant to Danny’s requests since his arrival in the country.

The extravagant hospitality fueled Danny’s arrogance, and he commanded Scott like the latter was his servant.