Salute To The General

Chapter 291 Not A Fatal Offence

In no time, Franklin Wilson and his men gained control over the situation, then the Major-General

started clearing the scene.

He scanned across the faces of the guests in the hall and said in an unfeeling voice, "Those who are

not involved in this matter may leave the premise now."

Everyone scurried away upon Franklin Wilson's order.

Even though they were curious to know the developments of the situation but judging from the way

things were; it was obvious that what might happen later wasn't going to be pleasant. If they did not

leave now, they might not have a chance to leave after that.

As such, not a single guest stayed on.

Even Sean Smith and his family left hurried with the crowd.

In less than a few minutes, the only people left in the spacious reception hall were Nathan, Penny,

Franklin Wilson, Mrs. Wilson, Franklin Wilson's soldiers as well as Shannon Russo and her

subordinates.

Nathan looked at Shannon Russo, who seemed to be still processing the situation, and asked, "So, do

me to kneel down in front of

sole target of ten submachine

had all already surrendered.

person would have been

that didn't apply

woman stared at

she was reassessing him, then she said coldly, "Nathan Cross, it seems like

have Major-General Wilson as your backing and

smart move on

with a sneer, "I've failed miserably this time

will at most

family's powerful status and influence, I'm sure I'll be released

jail."

the woman spoke, she strode towards

in front of the man, she leaned forward and whispered in his ear. With

the end. Remember, he who laughs

the Russo family's territory. Do you think you'll be so lucky

the protection of

this point, Shannon Russo stopped speaking and looked towards Penny, who

The woman let out a burst of shrill, evil laughter

well because if you don't do that; she might just

a daughter, she's such an adorable little thing, guard her well

threats in a soft voice but had managed to send chills down

her gut and her hands were

Russo family's power and influence, it was a piece of cake for them to deal