Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals novel Chapter 906

Danny gritted his teeth and cocked his head to yell at Scott in hushed tones, “Loser! What are your people doing? They look strong, but they can’t even handle a scrawny guy.”

“Um, Mr. Tulip. The guy just got off lucky,” Scott nodded his head and responded ingratiatingly.

He had no idea what was going on either.

“Bastard! I don’t care if he got off lucky. I want his limbs broken and him thrown out.”

Danny shouted, “Now!”

“Of course. I’ll make sure that happens right away!”

Scott turned around and screamed at the remaining security officers, “You can’t even do your job, bastards! Hurry up and get him!”

“Mr. Young, h-he’s strong.”

The dozen security officers froze.

Scott did not see what happened, but they had front-row seats to everything earlier.

The young man overpowered the head of security in a single blow.

“Fools! He’s just one person while you’re a whole team.” Scott lashed out. “Take him down before I send you packing!”

The security guards stood still.

They were hired to do a job, not risk their lives. There was no need to put themselves in danger of losing their limbs over a tiny wage.

“Bastards! Losers!”

Despite his outrage, there was nothing Scott could do about it.

He said to Danny with his head down, “Mr. Tulip, I think we should just call the cops. The guy has caused intentional harm by fracturing my employee’s hands and legs. That should give him a few years behind bars.”

Danny nodded emotionlessly.

He was not left with much of a choice. The only way forward was to get Kaze arrested.

Danny would not get a say in what would happen to Kaze.

Scott was about to pull out his phone to call the cops when he caught an approaching group from the corner of his eye.

Leland scoffed.

He took quick paces toward Kaze and said with his head down, “I’m sorry, Mr. Lee. I apologize for what happened here.”

“M-Mr. Williams, why are you apologizing to him?”

Scott was dumbfounded and could not make sense of anything.

“Shit! What’s with this guy? Why is he apologizing to the lowlife instead of us?”

Danny and the other foreigners were not having it.

They were the victims. Yet, the boss of the entertainment venture brushed them off and entertained Kaze instead.

The lowlife did not deserve better treatment than them, who were VIP guests.

Horrified to read Danny’s and his group’s expression, Scott went up to Leland and said, “You’re apologizing to the wrong person.

“The apology should go to Mr. Tulip and the others.”