Salute To The General

Chapter 1834



Gillian and Ceaser were overjoyed at Clifford's invitation.

Ever since Gillian divorced Clifford, she had never stepped into the Davier residence.

As for Ceaser, he maintained his surname as Goldstein and wasn't allowed to acknowledge his paternal roots.

Now that Clifford invited them to the Davier residence for dinner and also offered to cook, it was a sign that he treated them as family and had the intention of reuniting with them.

Prior to this, Gillian and Clifford divorced because of all the conflicts they had due to her bad temper.

Despite being separated, her heart still belonged to Clifford and deep down, she had never stopped fantasizing about getting back together with him. However, she didn't expect that this day would actually come.

At that moment, tears streamed down her face.

As for Ceaser, he was dying to be acknowledged by the paternal side of his family.

Therefore, both of them felt extremely grateful when they heard Clifford's words.

Taking out a handkerchief, Clifford helped Gillian to wipe off her tears. He consoled her with a smile, "Stop crying. Going forward, everything will be fine for our family."

nodded with a

a busy man, he hurriedly left after settling

ward, only Gillian and

anticipation to be recognized by his paternal family. In the future, he would

the President, their status would also

for both mother

was

Brimmopolis, Corey and his subordinates were sipping tea grudgingly inside an old

knock on

Corey grunted, "Come in!"

a fat middle-aged man with

have kept you waiting. I am humbly known

fat man with interest, wondering if he was the regional contact person of the legendary assassin organization known

the fat man looked more like a rich businessman

the business of

"Are you the local contact person

Highlife replied, "That's right. I'm happy to

You not only have the best assassins but also keep the identity of your employers a secret. No matter the circumstance you will never

a grin, "That is the reason why our organization has survived hundreds of years

nodded, "Naturally,