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Salute To The General (Nathan Cross) novel Chapter 1838

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Chapter 1838 – Highlight Chapter from Salute To The General (Nathan Cross)

Chapter 1838 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.

After collecting himself, Nathan arrived at the study and knocked.

Hansel's voice rang out. “Come in!"

Upon entry, he saw Hansel wearing his reading glasses and going through the papers.

The headline was all about Ceaser's gruesome murder.

Nathan bowed and greeted, “Mr. Windsor.”

If it was any other day, Hansel would definitely have warmly invited Nathan to sit.

But today, Hansel's attention remained on the newspaper despite being aware of Nathan's presence. He casually asked, “You're finally here.

Have you seen the news today?”

Nathan glanced at the newspaper in Hansel's hand and replied, “I haven't read the papers but someone has informed me of the news.”

Hansel put down the papers and snorted, “Since you're aware, let me then ask you, did you do it?”

Nathan shook his head. “No, it wasn't me!”

As both of them looked into each other's eyes, Nathan's gaze remained calm and collected.

Hansel nodded. “I didn't think it was you too. Given how aggressive your character is, you would have stormed his home and kill him yourself if that was what you wanted. Assassination just isn't your style.”

Nathan smiled wryly. “You know be best.”

Hansel continued, “I believe you but the

Goldstein family doesn't and that includes Mr.

Davier too.”

“I am going to step down soon. Hence, I don't wish for anything major to happen before that happens. Do you understand?”

Nathan nodded. “I understand.”

Hansel added, “There are people who feel that my time is up and disrespect me by creating trouble. Therefore, you have to get to the bottom of this and find out who the mastermind behind the scenes is.”

Nathan replied, “I will.”

Hansel waved him off. “Since you didn't kill Leaser, please restrain yourself if the Goldstein family and Mr. Davier make things difficult for you. Dont go overboard when you retaliate. Alright now, off you go.”

The main reason Garrett and the others came by was to find out if it was Nathan who ordered

Ceaser to be killed.

Nathan replied with a smile, “Of course not. Do you think that's how I usually do things?”

Garrett commented, “In that case, someone must have wanted to sow discord between you and Mr. Davier. It is then imperative we mobilize all our resources to find out who is the one behind it.”

Nathan replied, “Definitely!”

From that moment on, many departments and organizations within Brimmopolis, including those that operate in secret, began investigating Leasers murder.

When Zion returned home and found out that it was his son's doing, his face lost all color.

He bemoaned his son, “Oh my God, you have no idea what you've done. Pack your things and I will send someone to escort you out of Brimmopolis quietly. Hide for the moment and hope that they don't find anything until the matter blows over.”

Corey retorted, “Dad, it's impossible for them to find out...”

Zion scowled, “Shut up! There's no such thing as that. Currently, the President, Mr. Davier, Mr. Woods, and the General's men are all focusing their efforts on finding the truth. If they find anything, there's no way I can protect you.”

Having heard his father, Corey began to feel afraid.

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