Salute To The General

Chapter 587 Nathan Is An Errand Boy

However, what astonished him was when Penny exclaimed, "Hmm, Captain Perry did send a message

to Nathan at 7 p.m. asking him to bring in reinforcements from the military district of Channing. He also

told Nathan that he's already contacted the top brass of the military district."

Chris was startled when he heard this. He secretly pulled out his phone and saw that the same

message was on his phone.

What was going on?

He didn't send anything to Nathan Cross. Mobilizing the military was all Nathan's doing. It had nothing

to do with him.

He stared in disbelief at Nathan.

When he saw Nathan's convincing smile, he suddenly realized that this was all his doing.

Nathan Cross was the General of the North. Just one word to the communications company and they

could have easily added such a message into both their phones.

Only after seeing the messages on Nathan's phone were the Smiths willing to believe that the military

was mobilized by Chris Perry.

Nathan was only Chris' errand boy.

Ferlyn spoke triumphantly, "Sis, what are you doing? What are you insisting on?”

seeing Nathan being so imposing in the hotel you believe the army was

by him?"

Brother-in-law doesn't have that kind of

added, "I also suspected Nathan to be the one who mobilized

the one who commanded the soldiers to capture

another person's power. The one who does have actual power is my

Chris," Ferlyn giggled.

in the Smith

weren't for him, the Smith Family

sweat and spoke with trepidation,

to Mr. Cross."

your errand boy. What's

distressed and

a glance at Chris, shutting him up before he

please stop slandering Mr. Cross. In fact, I'm not even worthy of

thought to himself.

praise me is as uncomfortable as being roasted on

bombshell was dropped on

famous people in Channing had

going

imagined that Joey Lund could be

military.

of Channing heard this

began to wonder what had happened.

of Channing, began

Perry was only a captain, he was recognized by

in the military.

Chris Perry reported

them mobilizing the army and