Salute To The General

Chapter 1725

At 49 years old, Garrett Woods was the youngest member of the Great Cabinet. He was deemed a pragmatic and aspiring leader who kept a very low profile.

Prior to his cabinet appointment. he had served as the Governor of the North. During his tenure, he put an end to the riots in the North, restored law and order, and greatly enhanced its security. The agriculture and manufacturing industries flourished and attained unprecedented growth. Quality of life was significantly improved.

When he relinquished his position as the Governor of the North to join the Great Cabinet, people of the North filled the streets and sent him off in tears.

Back then, Nathan was a new addition to the North Army. He had seen Garrett's caliber and had witnessed the results of his work. Hence, Nathan thought very highly of him.

Though he respected Garrett very much, their paths rarely crossed. This was because one of them served on the frontier battlefield whereas the other was in the cabinet.

Never in a million years did Nathan imagine he would run into Garrett's wife and daughter, Paisley Lauren and Maisy Woods, at the supermarket!

Paisley also learned that the young man standing before her with a muscular physique and twinkling eyes was the General of the North, Nathan Cross.

However astonished they were to have met one another coincidentally, the one who was most shocked had to be Benny.

Leveraging on his wealth and connections with fellow gang members in the underworld, he had been oppressing any poor soul who was in his way. Alas, he tasted his own medicine by offending the General of the North as well as the wife of a cabinet member.

some nerve to fight the General and to lay a

hold himself

his own cold sweat while begging for mercy in a trembling voice. General, Mrs.

go just

cutting the line to being an arrogant savage. your actions were abhorrent to all. What's the purpose of law enforcement if we let you off the hook after you've

regret. Nathan commanded the Captain and his troop in a husky

expressed her appreciation. “General, thank you for saving us today. I can't imagine what would have happened to

Suddenly, Maisy said, "I remember you, General. I've

we were lining up. She must have thought I

last saw me Paisley chuckled. "I had the impression that we've met before, but didn't recognize you

responded politely, “ recognize

many in the army who stays at the frontier, year in and year out. It's understandable for

are two biggest threats to

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