The Man's Decree

Chapter 16 The Wedding Is Canceled

In an instant, everyone was stunned. After all, no one in Horington dared to go against Tommy’s orders. But that day, the seemingly ordinary Jared wasn’t showing him any respect at all.

Tommy’s expression turned chilly, and his eyes radiated murder.

Off to the side, Leyton was close to bursting with laughter as he inwardly crowed, Kill him! Finish him off!

“Mr. Chance, h-hurry up and apologize to Mr. Lewis!”

Josephine hastily tugged at Jared’s sleeve, feeling so apprehensive that she was drenched in a cold sweat.

“How dare you go against Mr. Lewis, kid? You must have a death wish!” one of Tommy’s lackeys roared as he swung his fist at Jared.

“Mr. Lewis, I apologize on behalf of Mr. Chance!”

William descended into a panic when he saw that Tommy’s lackey was about to make a move. However, he didn’t dare order his men to act since his dozens of security guards were no match for Tommy’s several hundred lackeys, even if he were to risk his life. The ending would be the same, but the Sullivan family would only be dragged into the mess.

said nothing, neither entertaining his apology nor ordering his lackey to

taller than Jared. Not only that, he was bulging with muscles. Therefore, Jared would probably be crippled even if he

Juliette likewise anticipated seeing his pitiful state in a moment, waiting to see him make a fool of himself.

to Jared’s face, Jared reached out and caught the gigantic fist. No matter how much force the man exerted, he found that he simply couldn’t move

that sight, everyone was bowled over. Even Tommy couldn’t help taking a closer

was on the verge of

bronze-colored ring on Jared’s finger as well

wears the Dragon Ring

the next second, he bellowed,

lackey, he sent the man flying with a

Chance!” Tommy hastily apologized to

Dragon Sect to grace the insignificant Horington with his presence when the Dragon Sect

of thirteen regiments in the whole of Chanaea, and the Templar

Tommy could only address Jared

everyone was bewildered. They had no idea