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Gerald Crawford:The Secretly Rich Man Novel (Invisible or Poorest) Chapter 1144
“How daring can you be?! A lowly servant? It seems that all of you are truly oblivious as to how much you’re just begging to die!” roared Linus as his lips twitched.

Now crying even harder after receiving the slap, Freya—who simply couldn’t reconcile with the fact that she was getting punished instead of the servant—then retorted, “But it’s the lowly servant’s fault for hurting me, dad! Why are you hitting us instead?!”

She instantly received a second slap from Linus as he roared, “How dare you continue speaking so ruthlessly! If you know what’s good for you then quickly apologize to Mr. Crawford!”

After fiercely warning her, Linus immediately bowed at Gerald before saying, “I apologize if this ignorant young woman offended you, Mr. Crawford! Please forgive her!”

“…H-huh…?” muttered Freya who truly hadn’t expected her father to actually bow to that servant.

She wasn’t the only one stupefied either. Everyone present was now utterly flabbergasted and in disbelief at what they were currently witnessing.

“I won’t hold it against her just because I wish to show Queena some respect. However, I strongly suggest that you advise your daughter against slapping anyone as she pleases!” replied Gerald coldly as he glared at Freya.

she said, “…Y-you… Could you be… the

to herself, ‘He’s the legendary

girl! Thankfully, Mr. Crawford didn’t take your actions to heart! The rest of you better hurry up and apologize to him

was just a very rich person—after hearing Freya’s description of him—none of them had expected him to

she apologized. Though it simply felt incredulous, Freya knew that the man before her was

few peeks at him—with her beautiful eyes—to observe his reaction to her

their simple dispute could end up with her having a romantic affair with that filthy rich man. To her

that Gerald was looking to the side while she was apologizing made Freya feel

for the others present, none of them even dared to

at Gerald rather curiously, occasionally blinking

from a crowd outside. Hearing the commotion, both

men watched as thirty-two peculiar-dressed people made their way toward them. On their shoulders, was a massive palanquin that honestly

the palanquin, was a young man donning black robes, and following the group on both sides were

whom they passed by instantly bowed at the