Chapter 934 Can I Leave Now – Highlight Chapter from The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame (Donald and Jennifer)
Chapter 934 Can I Leave Now is a standout chapter in The Son-In-Law Shot to Fame (Donald and Jennifer) by Wuze, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Romance narrative into new territory.
Crack!
Just as Gilbert's hand was about to touch the wine bottle, Donald, as if he had eyes in the back of his head, turned around and plunged the broken wine bottle directly into the back of Gilbert's hand.
“Ah!”
Gilbert uttered a piercing scream, causing Fridolin and the others to shudder.
The shattered glass wine bottle was about as hard as a typical dagger.
Fridolin saw it with his own eyes—the glass bottle had pierced right through Gilbert's palm, embedding itself directly into the table.
Donald is really ruthless!
“Gilbert, I've shown you nothing but respect, don't you think you should do the same for me? I'm new here, and your boys want to start a fight as soon as they see me. That's not quite proper, is it?”
“Screw the rules!”
Gilbert had already developed a deep resentment for Donald in his heart.
He was seething with rage, single-mindedly plotting to bring about Donald's demise.
The smile on Donald's face remained, his right hand subtly rotating the wine bottle.
Gilbert could even hear the sound of the glass bottle rubbing against his hand bones.
At this point, Gilbert didn't dare to act tough anymore.
The terrifying sensation of bones rubbing directly against each other scared him so much that he fell to his knees in front of Donald with a thud.
Donald looked at Gilbert and said, “Gilbert, I've finished my meal now, and I'm thinking about heading back to the hotel for a good bath and some rest. Can you let me leave this private room now?”
D*mn, that's harsh. Could this be the legendary act of destroying one's mind instead of killing him?
He had beaten someone to such a sorry state and still had the audacity to ask if he could leave.
Fridolin didn't want to make a big fuss about the situation either. He said from the side, “Mr. Campbell, today's incident is just a misunderstanding. It's all my fault, no matter how you look at it. How about you let go first, and we take Gilbert to the hospital?”
Everyone saw the sharp glass bottle slice open the entire sleeve of Gilbert's right arm.
Following this, Gilbert's right arm's skin and flesh turned outward, revealing the stark white bones within.
Everyone was frightened by the scene before them.
It was like a butcher skillfully and precisely removing the bone from a pig's leg. The cut was clean, accurate, and ruthless.
All it would take now was for Donald to slap in the opposite direction, and the two bones in Gilbert's right arm would fly out from within the flesh.
Upon regaining consciousness, Gilbert also noticed the large gash on his right arm.
He let out a miserable cry, quickly begging for mercy, “I was wrong, sir, I really was. Please, go if you want to go, I have no objections!”
It was not that Gilbert wasn't tough enough. It was just that Donald was too ruthless.
Donald didn't even regard him as a human being. He was ready to treat him like a dead pig.
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