Chapter 50
However, Liam thought that the Carson family was no big deal. They were just a distinguished family in Athenapolis. How could they be compared to the Coles? They would be leading themselves to
disaster if they were to go against the Coles.
All Liam could think of was Celena’s condition. With a frown and a frosty glint in his eyes, Liam looked at Howard, nodded calmly, and said, “Thank you for the reminder, Mr. Mosier. I appreciate your kind
consideration.”
Upon saying that, Liam left with the Four Elders and his four
assistants. The Igrargon and the others left in an orderly fashion as they came before.
They left without any trouble as nobody dared to stop them.
Their battle robes with gold embroideries and their overwhelmingly formidable bearing were enough to stop everyone from doing
anything reckless.
others stood in the living room and watched the group of people leave. It was after the last elite of The Igrargon drove out of everybody’s sight that Howard breathed a sigh of relief. He was breathing heavily.
bearing was too terrifying.
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was the commander-in-chief of Pendragon Warriors and the head of the Cole family.
him?
stack of books. He glanced at the crowd in the living room and asked softly,
deal
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The Walkers were once insufferably arrogant, yet they were frozen in place with terror like defeated losers.
days ago. At that moment, however, he was hanging his head and not
the more a person feared something, the more
who you are.” Howard sneered as he looked at Keith as he stood among the crowd. He did not hide how
could you offend him? I’m the
played along with Howard. With a troubled look, he said, “I usually only deal with people who are nobody. I’ve never met Mr. Keith before. W-What should I
of approval for being so observant. He pretended to apologize to Keith, saying, “Please don’t be mad, sir. Please pardon me. We don’t wish to arrest you either, but we have orders from above, you see.
after Liam left with his troop. The Walkers felt in power again.
fun at him, he got angry. He felt displeased as he looked at
"My Invincible Husband Has Returned" by Urban is a gripping urban novel that delves into the depths of family, sacrifice, and the consequences of past decisions.
In the heart-wrenching opening scene, we find ourselves in a hospital room where a young girl, Jovie, fights for her life amidst a sea of medical equipment. Her mother, Celena Stone, clings desperately to her daughter's hand, her anguish palpable as she tries to comfort her gravely injured child. Despite the agony etched on Celena's face, she holds onto hope, reassuring Jovie that her father will return if she holds on.
Celena's plea for help sets the stage for the dramatic entrance of Liam Cole, a decorated military figure and the godson of the prestigious Cole family. Just as Liam is about to be officially handed the reins of the Cole dynasty, he receives a life-altering call revealing the existence of his daughter, Jovie, and her dire condition.
The sudden revelation shatters Liam's composed exterior, plunging him into a whirlwind of emotions ranging from disbelief to profound regret. As he rushes to his daughter's side, abandoning his prestigious ceremony, Liam's inner turmoil becomes palpable, revealing a man torn between duty and the overwhelming desire to right past wrongs.
With each passing moment, the urgency of the situation mounts, driving Liam to push the limits in his quest to reach Jovie before it's too late. His determination to make amends for his past negligence fuels his every action, propelling him toward a confrontation with his own failings and the chance for redemption.
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