Salute To The General

Chapter 1308 General Nathan Cross Called

Nathan replied calmly, "Old Master Jordan isn't an ordinary man, and he would not change his position with me. He will treat me as he always has. Still, he is the commanding officer of the military, and I killed his grandson, so I should inform him about it."

On the way back home, Nathan fished his phone out and dialed Old Master Jordan's phone number.

The truth, however, was that Old Master Jordan had already learned about his grandson's death.

He was sitting in the study room with a grouchy expression.

The butler had the mobile phone with him when he informed cautiously, "Sir, the General of the North, Nathan Cross, is calling."

Old Master Jordan didn't say a word.

The butler sweated as he held the ringing phone. He didn't know what to do, and the phone kept ringing.

if Old Master Jordan and Nathan were

hung up, Old

butler quickly pressed the accept button and

expression was dark a moment ago, but he turned kind and his tone was soft when he picked up the phone. "General! I was just about to call

you will demand an answer, so I thought

need for that. I have learned all about what my unfilial grandson, Gary did. That boy really is too much. It is his own

by jumping off a building. I gave them a chance to repent their sins, but Gary tried to kill me and had ill intentions toward my wife. He crossed my line, and I wish you

understand. That idiot tried to kill you, and that is a grave sin. If you hadn't

Master Jordan was just being polite, but the former didn't point it out. Nathan simply said, "I'm glad you

haven't been guarding the Northern border and had gone to the South for vacation. There are a lot of rumors about how you have neglected your duties. Some even advised the president to take away your position for it. What are

he asked, "Dang, who's giving the president that idea? Couldn't have been

have retired for so long, so I am in no position to say anything. Besides, the

that Old Master

said that the younger generation is loyal and respectful to elders like us because we are honorable and