Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals

Chapter 266 Relieved of Duty

As a matter of fact, Kaze was also shocked when he heard Victor.

He had no idea about donating the medical equipment.

Ray must have donated it a while back without his knowledge.

Regardless, everyone was surprised when they heard Victor.

All of them instantly felt ashamed for mocking Kaze earlier. They lowered their heads out of guilt. and wished they could bury their heads in a hole like an ostrich.

If Kaze donated more than a few hundred million worth of medical equipment, how rich could he

be?

His net worth should be an astronomical figure.

A young and wealthy person was treated like garbage.

What a joke.

Even Hades was shocked when he looked at Kaze.

He flattered Kaze not because of his strength or power, but because Kaze was close to the

Queens.

Now, Victor revealed Kaze as a super–wealthy billionaire!

Was it a joke?

Benedict then looked at Kaze with an awkward look. “Mr. Lee, I–I’m sorry. T–This is a

misunderstanding. I’ll apologize…”

get out of the hospital

frostiness in his eyes did not fade

to forgive Benedict for what he

you asked Mr. Lee to

and shouted, “YOU

I’ll get out right

bowed apologetically and

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waste your time since you are here. Deputy Director Soup said he was the one who should

and Benedict

along and putting on an act, echoing whatever Kaze said; one wanted to

and the other one wanted Kaze to forgive

did not expect Kaze

Director Cornwell? Are you trying to cover up

throwing both of you out.” Kaze

do

immediately said, “Mr. Lee, you got me wrong. I am not trying to cover up for him. It’s just that if I relieve

accept it.”

looked at Kaze with a troubled

Now he’s deep in debt. I believe the hospital. can relieve him of his duty for

reputation after all.”

million in debt?!” Victor looked at Benedict in shock.

face turned pale as

added, “Yeah! Mr. Benedict Soup here owes me twenty million!”

finally knew why Hades slapped Benedict in public

From now on, Benedict Soup is no longer part of Lilyrose Wholeness Medical

Center.”