Salute To The General

Chapter 1936



Penny broke down in tears as she buried herself into Nathan's arms.

She kept telling herself to stay strong no matter how bad things turned out. And indeed, she did not shed a single tear throughout all those sleepless nights-not even when Webb threatened her.

But when she saw Nathan right before her eyes, she felt she could finally let all her guard down. A sense of joy and relief overwhelmed her and she cried her heart out in his embrace.

Nathan held her tight in his arms, caressing her head lovingly as he comforted her. "It's okay, honey, I'm back. Everything will be okay."

Penny nodded furiously in his arms.

His steady heartbeat calmed her down, and she felt like she could finally rest assured with him around.

When Penny finally collected herself again, she found everyone staring at her and Nathan. Her face flushed red instantly and she pushed him aside.

Kylie and Ava quickly came over and told Nathan about everything Webb did to Penny.

Nathan listened quietly as they updated him with all the details, including how Webb set her up and intended to tarnish her reputation.

"I know what he's up to. I'll take care of it," Nathan said.

held out his

"Let's go home,

nodded and followed after

and Kylie left for home, Colin, Ava, Thomas, and the others made themselves scarce so the three could

Leah, and Queenie were overjoyed to see

and called him Papa sweetly, eliciting a broad smile from Nathan. Benson

the whole family sat down around the table for dinner, it

the clock anxiously as dinner was served. The evening news would be broadcasted

to the hotel by then, he would have

spotted her uneasiness

at you and even accuse me of being a deserter.

director, Abel Lange,

female reporter.

"Don't forget what Mr. Goldstein asked us to do, Mr.

do as he said. As for you, sweetie, you don't have to worry about

pressed her against his office table

sprang apart the moment the

his subordinates invited themselves in and glared

buttoned up his shirt as he turned around disconcertedly, thinking the