Salute To The General

Chapter 32 I Do Not Need To Blackmail You

Dan Hugh was terrified by Nathan Cross and his forces, yet it did not change the fact that he had

mercilessly ended countless lives.

Even so, he almost went berserk when Nathan Cross slapped him, though the malicious glint in his

eyes disappeared as quickly as it came.

He covered his face with his hands and lowered his head in silence.Fine, I'll let you have your way this

time. I'm probably only going to get three years in jail for disrupting public order anyway, he thought.

I'll come back to haunt you in three years' time.

Nathan Cross's lips curved upwards as he looked at Dan Hugh. "Let me guess, you're thinking about

how you're going to come back and murder my family after a couple of years of jail for disrupting public

order?"

Dan Hugh looked up in shock, yet he refused to admit it. "I wouldn't dare..."

Nathan Cross glared at Dan Hugh and scoffed, "It doesn't matter if you admit it or not. Just forget about

ever getting a chance to do that."

Dan Hugh shivered when he heard those words, as though he had come to a kind of realization. "I

know you're rich and powerful and all, but you can't punish me for private matters in front of everyone

here!" He yelled desperately.

from Cross Corporation and

up and record this! I need someone to

to die for disrupting public order! If something

justice for me!”

Hugh, who was still shouting

froze, before giving a

even want to try counting the number of crimes you've committed

times

that. His eyes were filled with fear, yet

you're talking about. Are you trying

"Blackmail?"

dig out all your crimes with just one phone

Colin

Colin Dunne immediately

minutes, Colin Dunne's

the speaker button. A loud and clear voice came

the still air like

Hugh went to gamble in Alberesque City, but he'd lost.

the game, so he

to Channing and gathered a gang of locals to

the city. He killed nine people with a

merchant to kill the family of Caleb Lance,

businessman..."

face was ashen as he stared at them

past crimes had all been swept under the carpet long ago, and yet

the world to