Salute To The General

Chapter 620 Get On Your Knees To Repent For Your Sin

They climbed up Tiverton Mountain, but Nathan's mother's grave was nowhere to be found.

Nathan was shocked and ordered Colin to find out what went wrong immediately.

Soon, Colin figured out the reason behind the disappearance of Nathan's mother's grave. He told

Nathan, "Master, I have gotten in touch with the country head of Sunnydale and found the reason

behind it. Those from the Cross Family claimed Tiverton Mountain to be their asset and had decided to

move her grave away because they didn't consider her as part of the Cross Family.”

"Those from the Cross Family must have had a death wish! Where the heck is my mother's grave

now?" Nathan yelled furiously and asked.

"According to the county head, it has been moved over to the nearby cemetery,” Colin replied.

The nearby cemetery was packed with all sorts of miniature tombstones.

There were barren weeds everywhere. It looked like an abandoned cemetery.

Nathan got down on his knees in front of his mother's grave and sniffled, "Mom, I have brought my wife

and daughter here to visit you."

Penny, Kylie, and Queenie got down on their knees in front of the grave together.

front of his late mother's grave. For once, he wept

was an abandoned child.

and broke the silence when Nathan and his gang were immersed

outcast of the

pathetic you are! You're behaving

despicable voice, they turned around and noticed the presence of a bunch

ruthless men.

was a middle-aged man with a typical French

of fierce-looking subordinates

other than Nathan's

that someone was searching for

Hence, he rushed

I don't have to waste my time searching for you.

the one that moved my mother's

one who had instructed

Zachary replied scornfully.

been worried Nathan would be a

had chased

be on the lookout for Nathan.

She would reward those who

as Zachary realized there were people who were

might have had made his way back. Hence, he rushed over with

delighted because it was really Nathan who had

sum from Helen as long as

process of thought, a