The Strongest Warrior’s Revenge by Valerie Bach

Chapter 24

Gavin’s words were laced with a deep sense of mockery.

It was as if he had slapped the faces of all the men from the Taylor family who were present.

This included Jackson Taylor, the eldest, and Caleb Taylor, the second son of the Taylor family.

“You!” yelled Jackson when he heard Gavin’s words.

Looking at his wife, who had been struck, Jackson stepped forward and glared at Gavin.

Then, he shouted at Gacin, “Gavin, you have a lot of nerve! How dare you?

“How dare a member from the family that has been destroyed dare to act arrogantly in the Taylor family?

“Do you think there’s no one left in the Taylor family?” said Jackson.

Gavin looked at Jackson, who had finally stepped forward and casually scratched his ear.

He dropped in and said, “Oh my, I thought there weren’t any men in the Taylor family. It appeared as though there were men originally.”

Gavin seemed to have learned his mockery from someone, and he used it with full intent!

In the past, Layla might have felt sorry for her parents.

However, it had gotten to this point. She would not feel pity for them.

She knew she was adopted and that these people had never treated her like a real family and never truly considered her as a member of them.

Thus, in Layla’s eyes, she no longer cared about her parents anymore.

At that moment, the voice of a disoriented and lost Ruby slowly. emerged.

“You… you… How dare you to hit me?” said Ruby as Gavin slapped her.

Since she had become the wife of the Taylor family’s eldest son, when had she ever suffered humiliation and been slapped in the face like this? She couldn’t help it as tears of humiliation flowed from her eyes.

She turned directly and sharply addressed Jackson.

“Jackson, please call and summon our patron, the venerable figure of the Taylor family, on our behalf.

“I want to kill him! I want to kill this bastard!” repeated Ruby in anger.

“Humph!” On the side, Jackson snorted and shouted earnestly toward the back of the hall.

“Mr. Sawyer, our patron, please extend your help and judge this lunatic. from the Clifford family!” said Jackson.

A melodious sigh was heard after Jackson’s words fell.

Sigh…

A gentle breeze followed them.

appearance of this older man, Ruby quickly got up from the

your assistance and make a decision for the

Sawyer, was a

On the contrary, he

squinted slightly as he looked at Gavin. He

servants of

answer the question that Logan asked. It was because he felt that there

Logan nodded slowly after

said, “Indeed, having such strength at a young age,

then become a waste to leave such a

of the Taylor family, I might have considered taking you as a disciple,

out a cold snort.

there was a terrifying aura

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a loud “whoosh,” he instantly pushed away the people from the Taylor family surrounding him.

Gavin, wrapping him up in seconds, enshrouding him within moments, and leaving him unwavering in

to infringe upon him, Gavin displayed no change and showed a faint expression.

slowly, “If this is all you’ve got, you may

snorted in response when he was confronting Gavin’s carefree

a resounding declaration, “You! Brat, you’re being

Gavin immediately retorted after Logan finished

a slight voice, ripples appeared

next second, Logan grunted and took three

Gavin, who

It

beard

his aura. However, how could a mere shout from Gavin force him back three

inconceivable,” thought

Gavin, was still so young. How could his power surpass my own?” he muttered.

fathom it.

it appears you possess some skill,” Logan

“But this is where

sank, and gathered the inner energy in his

combat with Gavin.

an elderly voice resonated from

10.3

“Mr. Sawyer,

are not his match. You can’t beat him

he froze, turning his head with a hint of defiance.

moment, a rhythmic sound slowly

gradually emerged.

man who appeared to be in his late

a middle-aged man in his fifties as he slowly

the people from the

of them approached and

said, “Dad, how could you leave your bed? Please return to your room and rest; leave the

appeared was none other than Jackson and Caleb’s father, the highest-ranking figure in the Taylor family,

in his sixties, but his health had deteriorated to such