The Almighty Dragon General

Chapter 179 “Is Grandpa home?”

“Yeah, of course. However, don’t you know your status? You’re just a dog to the Callahans. You’ll have to crawl if you want to come inside.”

“Who is it, Megan?”

Tommy walked over and saw James at the door. “Yo, James! What a rare visitor,” he sneered. “I’m here to see Grandpa. I’ve got an important matter to discuss with him,” said James.

“Didn’t you hear Megan? You’re a dog to the Callahans. You’ll have to crawl inside if you want to enter the Callahans’ villa,” Tommy said condescendingly. Tommy came out to welcome someone-his youngest sister, who moved to North Cansington after marriage had returned.

He wanted to welcome her back home personally.

Wendy Callahan was Howard’s youngest daughter and Megan and Tommy’s sister

months ago, she married into a wealthy family in North

the specialized police unit and possessed considerable authority. Wendy had brought

of his sister. Suddenly, a million-dollar luxury car

couple got out of the

a gorgeous dress seemed to be in her twenties, The man had a beer belly

in more than six months! Grandpa has been talking about you a lot, Brody. He has been looking forward to seeing you, and you’re finally here! I heard you’ve just been promoted as the deputy captain?” Wendy held on to the forty-plus man

Don’t go around bragging about being deputy captain. The deputy captain is nothing compared to my uncle! He’s the secretary of a particular general in the North Cansington’s Military Region. He is

were a very influential family, but he never

have me about all the glorious deeds of the Colemans.” Tommy invited them into the

“Haha! My good grandson-in-law. I’ve been looking forward to seeing you,

come!

out

“Grandpa,” Brody greeted him.

you’ve been promoted to deputy captain?” “Granpa, you’re flattering me. I’m humbled. Deputy captain isn’t anything worth mentioning. My uncle is the real deal. He’s the secretary of a general in the North Cansington’s Military Region. The Blithe King has high expectations of him. Thus,

“Grandpa…”