Salute To The General

Chapter 531 Youngsters Should Not Be So Arrogant

Jaxon Schulz felt terribly humiliated, as if he had just been literally smacked across the face.

Even Zach Hill was courteous with him, and yet Colin Dunne — a mere colonel — dared to disrespect

him.

He had only just boasted to everyone that one word from him was all that was needed for the military to

release his brother and the others. He even said they would deliver Nathan over to him for punishment.

And yet Colin completely disregarded him. Jaxon could feel his face burning red.

The tactless Sebastian Schulz had to speak up. "Uncle Jaxon, you were snubbed by a little colonel?"

Jaxon's face grew even redder; he turned and gave Sebastian a death glare.

Vance Schulz chided Sebastian, "You don't get a say here. Get out.”

Sebastian's face paled and hurriedly left the hall.

Vance looked at Jaxon. "Son, looks like Colonel Dunne is adamant in protecting Nathan Cross. What

do you think about this?"

All the members of the Schulz family turned to look at Jaxon.

"Colin Dunne is just a reckless meathead, so he doesn't know any better. But Nathan should. I'll call

Bart and the others immediately.

forgiveness.”

the rest were pleased and nodded in acknowledgment. "Good! Very

got his hands on Nathan's phone number and placed a call to the latter

immediately, then come over in person

for the night at the Lunar Lagoon Inn when he received

call from Jaxon.

finish before coldly telling him to get lost. Nathan then

away.

additional humiliation for Jaxon, who by now

his head raised.

around Jaxon looked at each other apprehensively; they had all heard

to get lost.

too. "Son, is this Nathan

Jaxon's forehead. Feeling

he

Using his most authoritative tone, he said, "Nathan

Schulz, Mayor of

then come to me and get on your knees to beg

you'll be

frosty as before. "You want me to get on my knees? For

he hung up the phone

phone tightly. He was frozen in both shock

cool and breezy night. But for Jaxon, who was beet red and sweating buckets,

the scorching