Lord Protector Novel

Zeke dragged Lacey back into the building and sealed off the entrance.

“These fans are too much. They can’t be reasoned with at all,” Lacey lamented, sighing in frustration. “Look at how they’re attacking us, without getting their facts straight.”

“Fans? Can’t you tell yet, Lacey? They’re not even fans,” Zeke replied.

Lacey was surprised. “Then why are they bashing us for their idols?”

“Look at their shabby clothes and disheveled appearances. They’re bottom-class citizens in their thirties who struggle to even feed themselves every day. How can they have the energy, deSiring to be fans of celebrities?”

Lacey came to a realization. “You’re right. Then why are they causing a ruckus here?”

“Can’t you guess?”

“You mean they’re trolls who have been hired by Lucius Johansson to deliberately cause us trouble?”

“Of course,” Zeke answered with a nod.

Lacey’s headache grew. “We may be aware that they’re trolls, but the outside world doesn’t.”

Zeke stroked Lacey’s head and responded, “Just get back to your work, Lacey. Leave this to me.”

Lacey grew anxious. “How do you intend to deal with this, Zeke? Violence isn’t going to solve anything.”

“Don’t worry. Let your husband take care of everything.”

With that, Zeke headed outside, taking out his phone as he phoned Alfred Booth, the street fighter of this area.

“Come over to Trust Media with your men. I’ve got some troublemakers outside here.”

Alfred was instantly enraged.

S***! Who dares to cause a ruckus at Master Williams’ workplace? Are they tired of living?

Alfred quickly agreed and rushed over to Trust Media with about thirty henchmen.

The trolls happened be yelling up a storm outside the building.

Upon glancing at Zeke and receiving permission to act, Alfred immediately sent his men to tackle the trolls to the ground.

Thereafter, Alfred approached Zeke. “What should we do next, Mr. Williams?”

“Take them back to your place for now. We still have some use for them.”

“Understood.” Alfred sped away after taking all of the troublemakers along.

He left almost as quickly as he had arrived.

In a corner nearby, a few reporters had captured the entire ordeal.

Zeke gave them a cold glance before turning to walk back into the office.

The moment he entered, Lacey, who had witnessed the entire scene, began to reproach him, “That was too reckless, Zeke. A few reporters had captured what had just happened. I’m not surprised if they had been arranged by Lucius to come over too. Our reputation’s going to be even worse if today’s incident ends up on the news.”