The Guardian's Return by Old Pumpkin

Chapter 368

Marcus got up on his feet and glared at Andy as the young man walked away.

"Stop right there!"

Andy turned a deaf ear and continued walking,

Ethan took a sip of tea. "I see your choice of students needs to be improved. I've told you before that it's not just about someone's abilities-character matters most."

Lowering his head, Marcus muttered in embarrassment, "I'm sorry. Andy is still young and foolish. I apologize on his behalf. Please don't mind the boy's temper. I'll teach him better from now on. Please excuse me."

He then went after Andy and found the boy inside the car.

"I told you to apologize. Why are you being so stubborn?" Marcus said, exasperated.

Andy replied, "I did nothing wrong. Give me time, and I will surpass him. I don't need to apologize to him."

Marcus could only sigh. "Surpass him? Do you have any idea what he's done in the past? One word from him and the nine infamous assassins beyond the borders were taken down, with seven dead and two crippled.

even fought the South Regent once, and the South Regent

skipped a

believe that someone similar to his age had accomplished

some humility and a genuine desire to improve, he might even be willing to teach you a thing or two," Marcus

"I don't need him to teach me anything. I said I will surpass him! No matter who he is,

locally, there was no way Ethan could compare to someone like him, who came from a prominent family. The fact that he had come to see

the car and drove off with Marcus, who sighed helplessly. He figured he would come back

them checked into a hotel. However, Andy had a sleepless night. The moment he closed his

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the South Regent under ten

myself! I won't let him look

Andy pondered.

borders. If he could just ask Stephen

to defeat the enemies beyond the borders to prove that he was no

Andy went

he still had not returned to Celestial City. When he woke up and went outside the room,

at him before putting her spoon down and leaving. He did not even get the chance to speak

after marriage, yet his was entirely different. It had been two

her.