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Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 1379

Summary for Chapter 1379 The One I Truly Love Is You: Salute To The General (Nathan Cross)

Chapter 1379 The One I Truly Love Is You – Highlight Chapter from Salute To The General (Nathan Cross)

Chapter 1379 The One I Truly Love Is You is a standout chapter in Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) by Giselle, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Novel narrative into new territory.

Meanwhile, Nathan was staring at Klay and his son as he muttered, "Weren't you looking for Colonel Henderson?”

Soon, Patrick realizing something was amiss so he turned to glare at Klay and Keller.

When both found out that Nathan was the General, they were shocked to the core.

Now, when Nathan's indifferent gaze and Patrick's glare landed on them; their knees went weak, thus, they fell to the ground and knelt before Nathan.

With a pale face and stuttering voice, Klay said, "G-General, we were blind fools for not recognizing you. Please forgive us."

Keller was more terrified than his father was. He was lying sprawled on the ground as he trembled. The front of his pants was soaked, and there was a stench of urine in the air. Keller Lillard had peed himself from fright.

Nathan answered, "It's true that you were blind fools. It's one thing to not recognize me, but it's another thing to break off the engagement with my friend Candice. She's an excellent woman, and you're both blind idiots."

Friend?

Upon hearing his words, both Klay and Keller turned to look at Candice, who was standing in the crowd, in shock.

The person they had ridiculed as a penniless woman from a garbage dump and broke off the engagement without her consent was a friend of the General!

Shock and regret overwhelmed both Klay and Keller.

If they had found out that Candice was an associate of the General, they would have never broken off the engagement; they would have taken her into the family with a grand wedding.

Nathan asked, "Do you know why I gave the plaque to the Lillard family?"

Klay really did not know why. He recalled that his eldest son was in the North Army, and he heard that he was being valued for his abilities.

He could not help but ask, "Isn't it because my son, Joseph Lillard, is in the North Army. Isn't he a soldier you value?"

Joseph Lillard?

Shock struck the two again as they turned to look at Candice with a complicated expression.

Candice, too, was staring back at them with a similar expression.

Nathan continued, "I only did this because you were going to be married to my friend. But, I have never expected you to cling to the rich and the powerful while you despise the poor. I never thought that you would break off the engagement without her consent before the wedding. This is a humiliation for her and her family. This is unacceptable!"

When Klay and Keller finally understood why the General had given them the plaque, they were remorseful and resentful.

They had a chance to build a relationship with the General, but they were the ones who gave the opportunity away and even crossed the General himself.

Klay lowered his head slightly as he shamelessly said, "General, allow me to be honest with you, the daughter-in-law our family wants is still Ms. Holland. We were wrong, and we regret what we did. We want her to marry into our family. Please allow us to do that"

Keller quickly crawled his way to Candice and pleased her. "That's right, Candice. I know I was in the wrong. The one I truly love is you. Will you please marry me now?"

Rating the Translation Will Gain Two Pearls.

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