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The Man's Decree novel Chapter 458

Summary for Chapter 458: The Man's Decree

Chapter 458 – A Turning Point in The Man's Decree by Novelxo

In this chapter of The Man's Decree, Novelxo introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 458 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

Chapter 458 Dog

“Forget it, Jared.” Ingrid waved her hand before wiping her tears and forcing a smile. “It’s no use talking about it. Besides, I’ve already accepted my fate.”

“Tell me, Ingrid,” he insisted. “I will help you.”

“Yes, Ingrid,” added Josephine. “We’ll both do.”

Ingrid gazed at Josephine for several moments before deciding to trust them. “Jared, do you remember Dog?”

Jared nodded. “Of course I do. He’s the dropout who used to collect protection fees from his victims outside the school gates, isn’t he? He even gave me a kick that I haven’t forgotten.”

“That’s the man I’m marrying,” Ingrid murmured in a small voice. her head hung dejectedly.

“What?” Jared shouted, his eyes widening with rage. “He’s a degenerate who did not even graduate middle school! How did Aunt Sarah allow you to marry him?”

Though Josephine did not know Dog, she already had a negative impression of him painted in her mind’s eye from the way the others were talking about him. This girl is beautiful and vivacious. She deserves to marry somebody better than that unsavory-sounding fellow.

Ingrid began crying again as she recounted to Jared her tale of woe.

 

When she was done, Jared turned blue with rage and slammed a fist down on the table, crushing it instantly into powder.

 

“Please don’t act rashly, Jared!” begged Ingrid. “I’ve already made my peace with it. Dog has a group of men under his command, you know. I’d heard that he even has ties to the underground king of Horington. Those people commit murders without batting an eye! I can’t let you bear that kind of risk for me.”

“Are you referring to Tommy Lewis?” Jared asked.

Ingrid thought hard for a moment. “That sounds about right. I just heard Dog mention that name once in passing.”

“Leave it to me, Ingrid. I’ll get you out of this marriage and sign you up for university in Horington. You need a diploma, at the very least.”

“Jared, I-” Ingrid began.

 
 

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