Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade by Mr. Adeel

Chapter 860 How Utterly Arrogant

Whoa! Is this young man wholly fearless of death? He barged into the basement all alone, still calm and unruffled in the face of more than twenty people. Now, he even told Mr. Haberman to phone the Wallace family and have them make a trip over. How utterly arrogant!

After Hans got his head struck by Alex with the gun, it started bleeding. That was the first time he was treated by someone other than a member of the Wallace family in such a manner. Resentment surged

within him.

Fishing out his phone, he gave Jared a call.

In no time, the call went through. Jared’s voice drifted out of the phone. “What’s wrong? Is something the matter that you’re calling at this hour?”

Although Hans hated Alex, his life was still in the man’s hands. For that reason, he reflexively glanced at Alex. The latter gave a dip of the head.

It was not until then that Hans replied, “There’s trouble on my side, Mr. Wallace. A young man broke into the basement. He’s now asking to meet you!”

he barked, “Old man, I didn’t expect you to do such a de as the patriarch of the Wallace family! You’re downright shameless in your old age! Let me truth-the demolition of

hung up straight away. In the next second, he turned

the same fate would befall your own child one day when you were doin such a

I forgot that the lot of you no

he raised the gun in his hand and fired twice. Following two loud. bangs, two men fell

do anything about Alex when the man held a gun. If they were to attack, it would

break for it, Hans shouted at the top of his lungs, “Attack, d”mn it! There are no more

fired thrice earlier and twice right then, so he

earlier. Alas, he forgot that Alex could still kill everyone there without breaking a sweat, even if the gun in his hand had run out of bullets.

man’s neck. However, he found such a death too painless for someone who had committed so many

deeds.

time he had effortlessly dispatched five to six people, no one

streaked over to the exit and blocked the path, allowing nary a