Salute To The General

Chapter 60 Dealing With Nathan Cross

At that moment, a man in a black leather jacket walked toward the four men.

His face was anxious as he whispered, "Boss, there's some news from the police."

Not noticing the look on his underling's face, Harry asked smugly, "What is it? Are Cross and his wife

conceding defeat and paying us the thirty million?"

His underling lowered his head further as he muttered, "No, they were released. Carl and the other

boys have been arrested and are going to be punished heavily for their crimes.”

Dumbfounded, Harry shouted, "What? Call Harold! Get me an explanation, now! Is he f****** with me?"

His underling replied bitterly, "Harold Lee has been demoted and exiled to Buffalo Hill; he can't exactly

help anyone right now. Plus, Cross had them deliver a message for you, Boss."

Not expecting things to take a turn for the worse so quickly, he snarled, "What did he

say?"

Steeling himself, the underling answered, "He said that you had to reimburse them thirty million or he'll

destroy us."

Harry roared, "Insolent b******l" This sudden news was ruining all his well-laid plans!

and the Smiths were also

he said unhappily, "Leigh, what's the meaning of

him his phone. He wanted

hell had happened.

call was picked

dejectedly as he prepared to leave for his

saw who was calling, hate erupted

had not tried to help Harry against

to the

his voice was calm as

Cross was released and my men were arrested.

you being transferred to another

know who Cross was. He

be trifled with. That man had

other reason why his superiors would be so

with the vindictive hatred churning in him, he had no intention of telling

merely replied vaguely, "What I did was against the standard procedure. My superiors managed

ahold of some evidence, so I was

some powerful or

had not left

turned out like this.

nerves settled. As long as Cross was a normal person, there were still plenty of ways for him

with him. When plan A failed, move on to plan B,

a while longer, offering fake platitudes about

the other man needed anything in