Living With My Lady Boss by Blue Silver

Chapter 1208

Their idol, Seymour, had been defeated just like that and was hiding like a child with a terrified look on his face. He was like a kid who had lost his parents.

Meanwhile, Wilbur stood in the air, radiating spiritual flames like an unrivaled god

of war.

Comparatively, the two of them were worlds apart.

Joanna and the others only started to feel fear at that moment.

Only then did they understand how powerful the person they had provoked was. All of them trembled, not daring to look at Wilbur.

At that moment, Ferris shouted out, "Trevor, this was just a misunderstanding. Seymour was the one who planned everything. I'm willing to hand him over to you to do whatever you want with him. What do you say about letting the matter rest there?"

"With how things are right now, do you think I'm an idiot for suggesting something like this?" Wilbur asked coldly.

Ferris had an incredibly awkward look on his face.

Seymour looked at Ferris in disbelief, shouting out, "Ferris, how can you betray me?"

in the first

wild boar as he shouted, "You were the one who made me suggest

try to pin this on me," Ferris

them were in an internal conflict and

crowd exchanged uneasy looks with each

still stands. I'll hand Seymour over to you and we can let the matter rest here. What

shameless," Seymour

completely ignored Seymour's words, as if he could not even hear Seymour as he looked

started to realize what was happening as

Sanctuary level fighters had died, Seymour had played all his cards, and Ferris seemed to

position right now, and all that was by his own

on Millennium Island could

lives were completely in Wilbur's

had just humiliated and

the tables being completely turned, it would

those wealthy tycoons who had just mocked Wilbur just now immediately changed their tones and said, "Mister Penn, I was blinded by Seymour and Ferris. Please don't mind what I said just now. I'll support your revenge. You have every right to

have to punish Seymour and Ferris and seek justice for

the Kiwanis Club and