Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 2181

Not far away from where Severin was, Myles, Daniella, and the others were standing together. They were feeling relieved at the same time after hearing what Oskar just said. Myles’ mind went blank and he was extremely anxious when Lejeune and the others started attacking Severin.

If Severin lost his points and was disqualified from the competition, then they would all lose all their bets. Before he could make up his mind if he should stand up for Severin, Oskar beat him to it and helped Severin. Since Oskar was on Severin’s side and did not have the intention to hold Severin responsible, those who supported Severin did not have to worry anymore.

The arrogant Lejeune could only shut his mouth but everyone could tell he was feeling unhappy with the result from the expression on his face.

Myles decided to speak his mind. “Mister Lejeune, I don’t find anything wrong with what Mister Oskar said. Riley never raised a white flag before he died so how could you say Severin killed Riley on purpose?”

He continued sarcastically, “Man, you are really very good at accusing people. Why don’t you take into consideration that Riley used all of his power to try to kill Severin before he died?”

The others quickly showed their support by commenting on the matter.

I agree

a fighting competition. It’s very common that contestant could accidentally

plans to kill all

on his face and felt extremely angry with everyone else. Despite having the desire to fight back, he knew it was better to

and ignored Myles and the other

After knowing he was safe, he unactivated the power of heaven and earth that was used to protect himself. Then he cupped his hand at Oskar and said,

killing a prodigy like Riley. Not to mention the bet Myles and the other had and he also knew many people were actually rooting for

would surely use the

he survived the attack, it would be very hard to escape the punishment Lejeune had planned for him. Maybe

a prodigy was killed during the competition, someone must be held accountable. If they had not put the blame on Severin, then it would have been their mistake for letting

that did not mean he could have his ways as he pleased. As a great leader, he had to make decisions that benefit the