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Steve's face turned purple with anger. He had never suffered such humiliation in his life.

The head of the family, Leo, threw the cup in his hand at Steve.

Due to his injuries, Steve was unable to avoid the cup in time, and it hit him.

"How did I raise such a useless son? I entrusted you to protect your niece, but you got yourself into trouble instead. You've disgraced our family!" Leo roared, growing angrier the more he looked at Steve. Steve felt wronged. "Dad, it's not entirely my fault. You don't know the situation. Ivor brought dozens of elite bodyguards, especially Floyd. They swarmed me mercilessly, and I couldn't match them. I was completely overwhelmed!"

"Damn, that brat from the Knight family! He's disrespecting our family! Come with me to the Knight Villa. We'll demand an explanation!"

Just then, the butler rushed in frantically.

"Mr. Leo, people from the Knight family are here."

"Hmph! Thankfully, not every member of the Knight family is as ignorant as that brat, Ivor. They're probably here to apologize for what happened." Leo felt somewhat relieved. Steve and Sienna thought the same.

"Grandpa, they beat up Uncle Steve so badly. We can't let this slide. Regardless of Ivor's status, we need Bonnie to apologize to me publicly. Otherwise, I won't swallow this humiliation!" "Don't worry, you're my granddaughter. I won't let anyone trample over you," Leo assured her.

they conversed, Sigmund ushered in about a dozen Knight

and the others were taken aback. Was the Knight family's sincerity

Ivor and Bonnie made the

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the nerve to mention Bonnie! You allowed your granddaughter to bring military personnel to

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shamelessness!"

turned purple from anger, and

a group of people? And what's the deal with the pepper spray?!" "Grandpa! Don't believe him.

believe Sienna's words. "Are you suggesting that, at his age, Sigmund is

highly respected. Why would he lie? Bonnie must have twisted the truth when she complained to

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more Sienna spoke, the more aggrieved she seemed. She even started to believe in her performance and was convinced that Bonnie was the cause of all this trouble. "Grandpa,