The More the Merrier

Chapter 1106 He Was Glaring At Us

“I wouldn't dare!” Julian yelled through clenched teeth, not daring to say anything that might anger Benjamin.

Benjamin looked Julian up and down angrily. He walked toward the couch and sat down before crossing his legs, exuding a domineering aura.

Benjamin did not ask Julian to take a seat, so the latter did not dare to sit. Instead, he stood before Benjamin. Even when Benjamin was seated, he still frightened Julian.

“You wouldn't dare?” Benjamin chuckled. “Just now, you tried to barge upstairs. How dare you do as you please on my territory?”

The anger in Benjamin's voice sent shivers down everyone's spine.

“I'm sorry for being reckless!” Julian lowered his head and apologized though it was not sincere.

Benjamin caught sight of the angry look on Julian's face. His lips curled into a smirk as he mocked, “What's wrong? You won't admit to your defeat?”

“Of course not!” Julian shuddered. He gulped and tried to remain calm, changing the topic to his main purpose of looking for Benjamin.

“Uncle Benjamin, please have mercy on my father! He's already sixty. He'll have a hard time in jail!”

Benjamin scoffed. “He's got to put up with it even if it's hard. He deserves whatever he's getting. He should've known the consequences of his actions when he sabotaged me!”

was fuming when he heard those heartless words coming out of Benjamin's mouth. “Uncle Benjamin! Nothing happened to you anyway! You didn't

Benjamin's place. “How shameless of you. Mr. Graham almost lost

when he saw the grim expression on Benjamin's face. He lost his confidence when he met Benjamin's eyes which were

my father who

that to the police. There's no use if you tell me about

show mercy on his father, Julian

help with my father's issue.

Hmph. He's

If you don't have the ability to operate your business, who should you blame if not yourself? Why does that have anything to do with me if no one is willing to collaborate with

his hands into tight fists. “Uncle Benjamin, will things

Julian a glare. “So

he could not do anything to go up

upstairs. If you're stubborn and want to continue to cause a stir here,

turned to look at Ethen and commanded, “Instruct the bodyguards at the entrance not to let these dogs enter in the future. Otherwise, whoever does it

hurried to do as he was

returned and stood before Julian. “Please leave, Mr. Julian,” he said as he glared

you wait. One day, I