Salute To The General

Chapter 279 Crippled

After exiting the detention center, Nathan declined Lincoln's offer to send them home, instead he drove

off with Penny and Kylie.

Nathan's car had just disappeared from view when Colin Dunne appeared.

Lincoln stood up straight and addressed Colin respectfully. "Colonel Dunne!"

"Send Henry Lancaster and the rest of his miserable men back to Alberesque. And remember, keep

Mr. Cross' identity a secret!" instructed Colin.

Lincoln nodded. "Yes, sir. I'll make sure your orders are followed."

Nathan, Penny, and Kylie drove back home.

On the way, Penny couldn't help but ask, "Nathan, since when did you know Deputy Chief Naas? If it

weren't for his help, we would've been in a lot of trouble."

Nathan gave a small smile. "Actually I hardly know Lincoln Naas at all.”

Penny's eyes shot wide in surprise. "Then why was he helping you so much?"

Locking Henry Lancaster and his men up and demoting Chase Li were technically justifiable decisions

that fell under his purview.

But his 'an-eye-for-an-eye' style of justice such as locking the Elite Eight in with Henry and putting

Hector in the same holding cell with gay men was clearly just to exact revenge for Nathan.

then there was no reason

I asked for a phone call.

with the Mayor

that worked?"

here.

liver cancer vaccine, there's a good chance

a corporation known

value our business greatly. So they naturally

Zabinskis send Henry Lancaster and the rest here to sabotage

Nathan's words at face value, and so she

harder and give back to the community, and prove

in us is well

who was sitting

continuously rolling her eyes.

knew that Henry Lancaster and the rest posed no threat to Nathan

trying to bite off more than they can

futile.

Henry Lancaster and his men were sent back to Alberesque by the

from broken limbs which would likely take many, many

even after they did heal up, they wouldn't be able to stay in the Investigation

given desk duty.

Packwood was also one of the

suffered greatly that day. And let's just say that some of his body parts would

same again.

long while, he could only lie face down or

injuries weren't as severe as Henry Lancaster and

truly believed he had suffered a horrible fate. And since then,

a tall, muscular man looked his

Mirror Lake, a lake in