Chapter 598 The Last Trump Card

They arrived at the Jenson residence to see Yael waiting for them in the living room, seemingly anticipating their arrival.

Cedrick, still dressed in his military uniform, exuded a powerful aura as he stepped into the villa, his military boots clicking loudly. Every step he took was imposing and authoritative.

Accompanied by soldiers led by Neville, Cedrick entered the living room of the villa. His entourage surrounded the entire space, making for an intimidating atmosphere.

At his age, Yael had seen and experienced a lot while he weathered storms alongside Valentino.

He might have never been a military officer, but he–still remained expressionless upon witnessing Cedrick’s grand entrance. Calmly, he savored the coffee he had just brewed.

Cedrick walked over and sat on a couch beside him. Seeing that Yael showed no intention of pouring him a cup of coffee, he took the pot and filled his own cup.

“Is this how you treat your guest, Uncle Yael? I’m the head of the family, and I don’t mind that you don’t greet me, but you should at least offer me a cup of coffee,” Cedrick remarked.

Yael averted his eyes and refused to even spare Cedrick a glance.

“We don’t have any premium coffee beans, so the coffee I brewed can’t be compared to what you usually have at home. I didn’t offer you any because I’m worried you won’t be used to drinking bad coffee,” Yael responded.

Cedrick took a sip of the coffee and solemnly agreed with him. “Indeed. The taste of this coffee is rather bland, but its bad taste has nothing to do with the coffee beans. Rather, it tastes bad because the person who brewed it lacks the necessary skills.”

Yael finished his coffee and slammed the cup on the table heavily with a thud to vent his anger.

After beating around the bush for some time, Yael, growing impatient, finally cut to the chase.

“Xander is my only son. Although he may not be as capable as you and often makes foolish mistakes, he is still my son, a descendant of the Jenson family, and your own cousin. Can’t you show him some mercy?” Yael pleaded.

Cedrick tapped his slender fingers on the coffee cup, as though contemplating. “He made a mistake, so naturally, he should receive proper punishment. You will only spoil him and make things worse by covering for him.”

Yael’s eyes which were lined with wrinkles turned bloodshot, probably from anger or agitation.

Cedrick noticed the look in his eyes but still remained unfazed. “Where are you hiding him, Uncle Yael? I’ll let things slide if you willingly hand him over, but if I have to find him myself, I’ll charge him with the -crime of escape.”

if he is sent to prison. People will also mock me and ridicuic me. Yes, he did all this behind my back, but his actions didn’t

to produce a loud sound in

wearing a cold expression. As soon as Yael pounded the table, Cedrick hurled the coffee

sound echoed through the room as the cup shattered

outburst, Yael gave a start and shut his mouth, not daring

tone. “If what he did brought about disastrous consequences, he wouldn’t even have the chance to escape and hide. I would have sent him to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for immediate execution. Uncle Yael, please don’t test my limits. Thirty whips and a prison sentence of five

the cuffs of his military uniform, frowning

intention of handing Xander over today. Very well. Don’t blame me for personally

sarcastic sneer as he turned around and walked away. “Neville, handcuff Mr. Yael and bring

up from the couch

exit the villa, and hollered, “Do you even have a heart? I

covering for a fugitive because you helped Xander evade punishment. A few days of detention will teach you a lesson.”

was already gone when I woke up this morning. I was kept in the dark just like you.

and said mercilessly, “You can explain all you want in the interrogation room at the

stepped away elegantly.

the bullet and revealed his final trump card.

know how the car accident that killed your parents happened!”

tracks. His whole body stiffened as he seemingly contemplated the

slowly and looked at Yael, who had been handcuffed.

do you

his parents passed away, so he had no memory of them. As far as he could remember, he

had only seen a

previously told him that his parents had both

saw that Cedrick’s interest was piqued, he knew he had regained the upper hand. “Uncuff me, and I’ll tell you,”

and Cedrick glared at Yael menacingly without a single word. He

to see what you’re up to, Uncle Yael,

living room. After instructing Neville to uncuff Yael, he dismissed. everyone

prevent

room were closed, which was a clear indication of the importance of this matter to Cedrick.

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