Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 141

Sebastian Smith slowly woke up from his deep slumber while in the hospital.

Samuel and Paul Smith immediately rushed to his side. "Uncle, you're awake!"

Sebastian Smith took one look at them and almost fainted again as the memory of calling Hudson Quarrington at the restaurant hit him like a rock.

"No need to worry, Uncle. Nathan Cross got his hands on Mr. Quarrington's number by chance. Mr. Quarrington doesn't know him," Samuel Smith said.

Sebastian Smith wasn't convinced.

Hudson Quarrington wasn't the kind to hand out his personal phone number to anyone he meets.

Only a few higher-ranking officials and his family knew what his phone number was as it was top secret.

Even if he had to give a phone number to the public, it would be his office phone number, and never his personal one.

Sebastian Smith couldn't help but wonder if he had underestimated Nathan Cross. He might be on good terms with Quarrington, even if he wasn't part of the nobility.

Besides, he had been highly disrespectful to Quarrington during the phone call, and Quarrington could retaliate by digging out every detail about his past with a single command.

He would definitely be suffering once he gets back to work.

Sebastian Smith waved his hand at his grandnephews to chase them out of the room. He needed some quiet time.

That night, Sebastian Smith received an investigation notice from the Grand Council.

He rushed back to the capital to assist with the investigation, not even stopping to bid farewell to the Smiths.

Back at the Smith family mansion...

Samuel Smith was terrified, but he put up a brave face and yelled, "Who are you? You have the audacity of you to attack me! Do you even know who I am?"

A suit-clad man with a suit walked over to him and smiled. "You must be Samuel Smith. Our boss wants to see you, so you either come down yourself, or we'll be dragging your dead body to him."

Samuel Smith raised his hands and alighted obediently.

He was immediately swept into the van,

which sped off from the place.

The man in a ponytail and the gunners glared at the bodyguards inside of Samuel Smith's car. "Don't call the police, or you and your families will suffer."

After that, he left the scene together with his men.