The Man's Decree

Chapter 49 Ending Things

Shifting sideways, Steven dodged Luca’s blow. After having done so, he didn’t make a move but cast his gaze at Walter and asserted, “As I said, I don’t want to make an enemy out of you, Mr. Grange. Are you really going to force my hand?”

Walter’s expression was grim, and he didn’t say a single word.

Luca, on the other hand, felt humiliated that Steven managed to dodge his blow effortlessly. His temper spiked, and he thundered, “Stop yakking! Here I come!”

Pulling back his fist, he swung it right at Steven. If that blow found its target, the man’s head would likely explode on the spot.

Steven’s gaze narrowed, and fury reddened his face. “Since you insist, I’m not going to pull my punches anymore!” he spat.

After saying that, he reached out and grabbed Luca’s wrist before throwing a left uppercut at the man.

Shocked, Luca jerked his head to the side and kicked his leg out to force the man back.

To his surprise, Steven didn’t dodge but allowed the kick to land squarely on his chest. However, the forceful recoil sent Luca flying instead.

before he finally regained his footing. Upon noticing the astonished expressions of the people around him, he

saying that, he charged

he was streaking toward the man, a figure abruptly appeared in front of him and brought

pointless to continue fighting him. I’ll fight him instead,”

him, and Luca snapped, “Step aside! You’ll probably die from a single punch,

dared speak to the man so impudently, forgetting that Jared

he had never witnessed Jared’s capabilities, so he hadn’t much respect

He’s just a snot-nosed kid in his early twenties, so how skilled could he be even if he had started training while

Mr. Chance, you b*stard?” Walter lambasted when he heard Luca’s insolent

himself, but he didn’t dare allow the latter to act so audaciously when he

there wasn’t much respect for Jared in his eyes. He feared

Jared, urging, “Don’t be a hero! Didn’t you see that even Tommy and Luca weren’t his match?

was only well-versed in

a fitting occasion today. Otherwise, how am I going to be worthy of an heiress

Josephine heard that, a

such a remark in public! Isn’t