Salute To The General

Chapter 117 Standing Up For Benson Smith

An antique worth two hundred million?

Penny's face turned pale. Her company still owed hundreds of millions, they wouldn't be able to cough

up two hundred million even if they sold their house!

She told her mother not to panic, Nathan and she would head over to take care of the matter.

Nathan noticed that Penny's face had lost all color after her phone call.

So he furrowed his brows and asked her what had happened.

Penny explained the situation to him while fighting to hold back her tears.

Nathan answered calmly, "And here you had me worried it was something horrific. Everything will be

fine as long as no one was injured. Come on, let's go and check it out."

Nathan, Penny, and Queenie left the natatorium and headed over to the market.

They could see that a crowd had gathered outside the market.

Penny got out of the car and headed over, with Queenie in her arms and Nathan following right behind

them.

Arriving on the scene, they saw two damaged vehicles. One was the Mercedes-Benz E-Class that

Nathan bought for Benson, and the other was a Toyota Alphard minivan that was worth over one

million.

of people loitering around and passing their

nowhere to be found.

call, only to find out that

house nearby by the

Nathan, Penny,

noticed a handful of fierce-looking men in

around the place.

his family walking in,

the day and we're not entertaining any

he growled.

when she heard intense shouting coming from one of the rooms.

This Yuan dynasty porcelain is worth two

pay me in full, I won't

faint sound of Leah's sobs could also be

she pushed the man in front of her aside, then ran towards

direction of the yelling.

held Queenie's hand and

expensive-looking sandalwood box

the room with shards

a slicked-back hairstyle, a chunky gold necklace around

in a leather chair. A few

him.

front of them looking pale

him was Leah who was weeping

a state of despair. But when

the light again.

of them called out Penny's name and tried to get to her, but